stills: safety glasses

[tawxic]

Could you show more views? it's hard to tell what I'm looking at.

[reallycoolguy]

Scroll down a little bit further

[reallycoolguy]

this is the old one:

http://home.comcast.net/~reallycoolguy/safetyglasses.jpg

scroll down for the new one.

[Clockwork]

I don't mean to be cruel, but those look nothing like saftey glasses. I think you should start from scratch and redo them.

Would "Saftey Glasses" have a pointy almost 'dagger' like end on the frames?

[Digiegg]

yea i agree with Clock. You should get a new referance picture or something.

[reallycoolguy]

thanks for being honest. I'll see what I can do. I think the most inaccuracies are the pointy arms and the lack of a nose protector. Would anything else make a huge difference?

[reallycoolguy]

I bent down the end of the arms, added a nose piece, and added the slits in the sides so they don't fog up. Does it still look like a murder weapon?

updated...scroll down

[reallycoolguy]

More images:

more updates. scroll down

[Quizboy]

those look like safety glasses now dude.

[reallycoolguy]

Okay. I think I'm mostly done. Check it out:

http://reallycoolguy.spymac.net/Portfolio/moresafety.html

[DZL]

get rid of those sharp corners everywhere. i've never seen 'safety glasses' with corners that could put out an eye.

[reallycoolguy]

Sorry, you hit the website before it finished uploading and you saw some of the old images. Now there are six images and only the last one is sharp.

http://reallycoolguy.spymac.net/Portfolio/moresafety.html

[Clockwork]

Much better than your first rendition. Now try applying meshsmooth, and if that thins it out too much, try applying a push modifier before the meshsmooth. (You might want to try smoothing groups to keep some areas of your model angular).

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