Character: blackthorn

[fortner]

opps

[Jaenos]

Looks pretty good; why you want to model one of the worst basterdizations of any video game character is beyond me, but still looks good, hehe,

[fortner]

hehe, I just wanted something fun with some detail...never played the game to tell you the truth

[fortner]

I added a cloth sim to him, and added some detail to his mesh. www.mikefortner.com

[piajartist]

the left arm looks pretty low poly, this could be a huge hit with a little more texturing

[saturen3]

good dear
vey good modeling and low polygones ,
please tell me whats your tecknique and software ,
also can you tellme how did you add details to shell of your character ?
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[fortner]

thanks for the crits and comments. Saturen3....I use maya, and as far as technique goes...hmm
I used a lot of sub-d surfaces for the geometry that is not organic. They were real basic polys that I converted. Even the details that I added was not acheived by adding a whole lot to the polygon surface. I used a ton of edge loops to keep from having my sub-d's get out of hand. If you can see where I have bolts and screws on my sub-d's....they are just four sided poly faces, maybe six, that were extruded. Sub-d's are cool like that. I also convert from poly to sub-d, and vica versa a LOT. I'll sculpt in Sub-d, then add detail in polys.

[saturen3]

good way dear fartner
have you used constraints with sub_d and sculpt
its becouse of good place of things on body .
its very hard for me to understand it .
of course i have started maya newly .

[fortner]

lol.....I've been called that way too much to be affected. nice try though...I usually don't like to use artisan tools, but for cloth they work well if I have some verts popping.

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