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Sketchbook: Arkviz
Hi, I'm John. Some of my works: Skoda Superb 2018 Fully textured, UVW mapped. Native format is Cinema 4D 11.5. * Polygons: 79692 * Vertices: 101306 https://www.flatpyramid.com/3d-models/vehicles-3d-models/automobile/skoda-superb-2018/ -
Sketchbook: Arkviz
Hi, I'm John. Some of my works: Skoda Superb 2018 Fully textured, UVW mapped. Native format is Cinema 4D 11.5. * Polygons: 79692 * Vertices: 101306 https://www.flatpyramid.com/3d-models/vehicles-3d-models/automobile/skoda-superb-2018/ -
Re: (axe 3d model) Is this mesh ok?
It'll work, but it's also extremely wasteful. For a shape that simple you don't need anywhere near that many polygons. Do a google image search for "lowpoly axe" and you'll find plenty of examples. -
Re: Sketchbook: Kuhlhaus3d
Metin2 fan art. Based on original concept artwork. 9.5k polygons + pedestal. PBR texture maps 2x2k. See more pictures and Marmoset Viewer on artstation. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/r4w0e -
Re: Center Pivot based on another objects center
Looking at the example in the .obj it seems like you can just select the cylinder faces, extract them (leaving the original geometry intact and creating a new object) and then push the polygon normal outward. -
Re: Adhimas Workshop
I think the Axe looks a bit too much like Rexxar from WoW. Maybe make the armor a bit more subtle since it's possible it won't be able to fit in the polygon budgets -
Re: [UDK] Natural Selection 2 lab environment
how many polygons do you predict the scene will be? im building a similar one and im kinda worried about my polycount but i saw that your objects are much more complicated... -
Re: Imperial Sandtrooper
Yes, I have an environment already modeled and textured, but rendering the whole thing is going to take some time (too many polygons and too many 4k textures) so stay tunned. -
Re: Medieval Meat Vending Cart Scene
I would say that there is a lot of polygones that are not used, you could collapse a lot of edge that are not needed in certain area. Other then that I think it look great, nice job :) Sorry for the messy english -
Re: Anatomy foundation, how to study
http://illustrationage.com/2013/04/02/free-andrew-loomis-art-instruction-downloads/ 'Figure drawing for all it's worth', learn the planes of the figure in polygons (as Joao stated just there), then after that expand.
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