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Re: low poly model help
[ QUOTE ] i have to agree and disagree with dkorch . the only part i disagree is "dont look at anime for anything other then pure visual entertainment." anime in faces etc is terrible for reality etc, but i think it is a good resource for proportions , etc , a great game where i see the best mix of anime to 3d is dragon… -
Re: low poly model help
similar to what the previous post said in order to find good muscle structure, and what it is suppose to look like you must find good reference...go buy an anatomy book, scan in some pages model them, go to www.google.com or www.corbis.com, and type in (arm, leg, whatever) anatomy. 2nd of all, from now on, dont look at… -
Re: low poly model help
i have to agree and disagree with dkorch . the only part i disagree is "dont look at anime for anything other then pure visual entertainment." anime in faces etc is terrible for reality etc, but i think it is a good resource for proportions , etc , a great game where i see the best mix of anime to 3d is dragon ball Z… -
Re: low poly model help
See those horizontal and vertical gridline you have in the face? Those are bad. Why? When you try to animate that, it'll be a mess. Laying out the edges to correspond with the flow of bone and muslce makes it easier to deform, and also much easier to model. -
Re: low poly model help
best thing you can do there, is find some anatomical reference, and actually look at muscle structures. or even to an extent, look at some anime work. it tends to be hyper defined, but itll show you the main blocks youll be wanting to model in low poly art. stuff like that.
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