yaratik

[Salvatore]

I'll send them when I update them

C&C are welcome pls

peter

[piksar]

at this moment, not bad, the biggest task is before you, use a Zbrush to make this object real.

[Salvatore]

hi piksar

i started doing this model yesterday i use 3dmax well it has a long way to finish it to be seen real i think

thanks

peter

[Salvatore]

hi all

a little more update

C&C are welcome pls



Peter.

[Salvatore]

Hi All

I'll Do The Rest Of The Body And Wings Etc

C&c Are Welcome Pls

Peter

[Salvatore]

hi all

a little update

C&C are welcome pls

peter

[Salvatore]

hi all


any comments

peter

[Salvatore]

hi all



a little more update

C&C are welcome pls



peter

[Salvatore]

hi all

I just updated a alitle more

C&C are welcome pls

Peter

[Salvatore]

and the last image

[Salvatore]

Hi All

Any Comments?

Peter

[Adam]

I think it is coming along alright so far but my major advice/crit would be to work more on the general shape and less on the details for now. I think you need a more flowing form. No need to put in scale detailuntil you are happy with the shape. Try applying a black shadr to the model and just worry about getting a readable silloutte (sp?) out of it first.

[Adam]

oh also try to design your creature more from the inside out. By this I mean decide on the bone structure and model from there adding muscles definition to support the bone structure and then skin to support you muscle structure. Of course I mean this purely figuratively. It is just a good idea to have a functional design before you get into the modeling. You don't need to know everything before modeling but consider its functionality.

[Salvatore]

HI ADAM

thanks for your advise.Can I ask you something cant I put bones and animate it what do you think

I'm gonna put a tail and wings and also backlegs

Peter

[A.Baroody]

As another Adam, I'll echo what the other Adam said :)

When sculpting, work on the overal general form, in its most basic representation, and then build upon it by refining further until completion. Its generally bad to focus on one spot too long or else you imbalance your work and you can get yourself stuck.

So start by fleshing out the entire shape of the body in very simple forms. Dont even worry about subdividing it yet. Just keep it quad and capture the form and flow.

[Salvatore]

so you say that the model is bad or cant animate it

peter

[Salvatore]

So Will It Be Hard To Animate By Bones

Peter

[Salvatore]

Anyone Who Can Answe My Last Post Pls


Thanks (about Bones)

[Salvatore]

Any Help Pls

Peter

[Salvatore]

hello


anyone who can answer my last posts
peter

[XTitan]

That would be difficult to animate. I HIGHLY recommend that you save your time and do several tutorials to learn how to better organize your geometry. I was once like you, I wish someone would have told me to save my time and improve my skills rather than invest time into a detailed project without understanding the tools and geometry better.

What program are you using? This might have been answered, but it wouldn't matter too much. Also, it saves alot of time to know what you're creating before you sit down. If you have a concept sketch or reference pictures that helps alot. I used to think that really great artists model without references, but they got really great by using references. Noone starts at the top.

Keep up the work and enthusiasm. Increase your knowledge before investing more time into modeling. That's my advice. Let me know what program you're using and I'll give you more specific help.

[XTitan]

Here's a link, this is not necessarily the best way to model but it's a start.

http://mr2k.3dvf.net/tutorials/max/tutorials_joan.htm

Look at some of the stuff on www.3dtotal.com go to their Free Stuff => Tutorials they have some modeling tutorials.

[Salvatore]

thanks xtitan

i use 3dmax i'm not planing to animate it but when i look at hte model it doesnt seems to be so complicated amin there lots of stings thats all well you know better
im doing the legs now and i'll add wings

Peter

[XTitan]

What version of Max are you using. I use Max too. I think it's pretty fast and solid work flow. You seem to be doing alot of extruding and beveling. Alot of that detail that you're adding to your model can be represented with textures. It'll save alot of render time and it will make for a cleaner model.

Good Luck :)

[Salvatore]

Ya You Are Right And I Have Dealt With To Model Every Simple Thing Maybe I'm Right Or Wrong I Dont Know

Version Is 6.0

Thanks

Peter

[Salvatore]

When I Finish It I'll Send The Rest Of It I'm Dealing With Legs Now And Wings

Peter

[XTitan]

I shouldn't be telling you not to do things. I mean you're still practicing the tools and you're not gainging new knowledge, but you're increasing your speed. Also, are you modeling in Edit Mesh or Edit Poly?

I'd like to see how far you've gotten.

[Salvatore]

hi xtitan how are you?

I use edit poly

thanks peter

[Salvatore]

Hi all

A little more update but still continue

C&C are welcome pls

Peter

[XTitan]

Hey, could you post a wireframe, and a concept sketch of what you're aiming for? Thanks

[Salvatore]

hi all

a alittle more update

xtitan: I do it from my mind a frigted creature looking a bit in a dino

more update C&C are welcome pls



Peter

[Salvatore]

Hi all

I'll start doing the tail today

C&C are welcome pls

Peter

[Salvatore]

hi all

I started doing the tail
C&C are welcome please

Peter

[Salvatore]

hi all

any coments so far

I'm still working on the tail I'll make it thicker that will be better what do you think

thanks peter

[Salvatore]

ıs anyone there

[Salvatore]

hi all

more updates but I havent finished the wings yet

thanks peter

[Salvatore]

Hi All

Can I Animate This With Bones Or Biped Character Studio Which Is The Best

Thanks Peter

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