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Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
Lookin great, but you should definitely try relaxing some of your edges, they look incredibly hard. I know you're not too concerned with accuracy but I'm just going to point out the magpul rubber on the mag is a little too thick, but it also looks like you haven't really worked on it much anyway. Lookin forward to seeing… -
[WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
The time has come for me to start another project for school. I am making a high poly gun to show my hard surface skills, and will be sculpting a mini scene for it when its done. I am looking for critiques more so about the modeling itself and not so much how accurate the gun is as I did take some artistic liberties.… -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
Earthquake: Ya I need to setup a scene for rendering high poly stuff, for now I'll throw it in my studio light setup. Im not worrying about baking right now as I'm not even sure if I'll be doing a lp version, and just want to focus on a nice hp. Here is my work that I was supposed to finish yesterday, but just had a bad… -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
They look good, but ur gonna have trouble making it look realistic with such wavy lines. I would chop them up a bit before baking. -
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polygunz: Thanks for the reply, I ended up going with the high-P brush, trim dynamic is what I was doing before. Getting off the computer for tonight, so I thought I would post where I ended with the touch up, hope I'm not spamming my thread with a micro update, but I think this is starter to look harder, thoughts? -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
I use high-poly and trim dynamic brushes to sharpen up the corners. To chip off your bricks, you can use clipping brushes in zbrush 4. -
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bonds0097: Thanks for the feedback and links. I have to admit I kinda just started sculpting something I thought looked cool without any real ref. I'm a bit of a zbrush noob, is there anyway I can 'fix' what I have, and harden up all the corners and wear on it, like a brush or something? Or do I have to totally re sculpt… -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
The wearing on your stone looks too soft for stone, more like clay. Collect some refs and look at how stone looks when it breaks and cracks. The faces of the stones are too uniformly flat and sandstone walls aren't made of uniformly sized bricks. Here are some refs I found real quick:… -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
bbob: Yea, could get a little tedious :P Racer445: Only some of the clips have that doodad, about half the pics of mine don't have it, like this one. Here's where I'm at with the wall, getting sick of it, said f**k it, moving onto the ground piece, depending on time I may comeback and redo the wall... -
Re: [WIP] EBR m-21 high poly
Looking much better :D Be careful though not to chip every single brick in your wall though, just warning as a precursory.
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