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Re: Ok here we go...
Here are some links for blender users http://blenderartists.org/forum http://cg.tutsplus.com/category/tutorials/blender/ http://www.blendercookie.com/category/all/tutorials/ http://www.blenderguru.com/ http://foreverblender.blogspot.com/ http://www.blendervideos.com/ http://blenderunderground.com/… -
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I'd highly recommend doing some beginner tutorials that literally show you how to model simple objects step by step. Follow them to the letter. Even if the tutorial covers something that you have absolutely no interest in making, it can be really useful for beginners to get their feet wet and get some exposure to using the… -
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Topology is the flow of edges and vertices on your model. More info here: http://wiki.polycount.com/CategoryTopology?action=show&redirect=Topology How are you going about this model?Are you looking at any tutorials, or other models? A big first step in getting used to things is just to play around and have fun, but it may… -
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Agreed. Gonna use a friend as an example. He never modelled before and followed a video tutorial on making a pistol. Two weeks later he's modeling a high poly mech using the techniques taught to him in the video. If you need a link to the tut ask away but I warn you it's hard to follow sometimes. -
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Ok, thanks for the feedback everyone. I'll look up some tuts for blender, help get a better idea for it. I have been reading this tutorial I found, and it has helped alot. http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro Go ahead and post the link if you can Habboi, I'll give it a shot. -
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I'd suggest trying to model something more complicated. My first 3D mesh was a jet fighter. I wouldn't worry too much about keeping it low poly or high poly, but focus on getting the shape looking right and the scale all set. Once you have that, try wittling it down to something lower poly while still keeping the shapes…
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