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#26 • Dec 9, 2008
    • Quote from: Zendah on December 08, 2008, 06:40:22 PM
    Wow, those are really cool!  I didn't know there was a 3D program for public use... :o
    Um, there's a lot of them actually. Maya, 3dsmax, Zbrush, and more.
    They're not free though.
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    #27 • Dec 12, 2008
    • Done. =)

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    #28 • Dec 12, 2008
    • Now that is criminally awesome!
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    #29 • Dec 12, 2008
    • There are, in fact, many. I used to use Poser and Bryce 3D back in 2003. I'm sure there are much better and more powerful programs you can find [legally or otherwise] all over the place nowadays.

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    #30 • Dec 12, 2008
    • That's amazing man. :o

    I just don't like the yellow eyes.

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    #31 • Dec 14, 2008
    • the claws give me the impression he is trying to type on a keyboard. Their angle seems slightly off. Also shouldnt the back legs have a bit of protection. They look flimsy compared to the front
    « Last Edit: December 15, 2008, 07:38:59 AM by ahref »
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    #32 • Dec 15, 2008
    • =O


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    #33 • Dec 15, 2008
    • Damn I love those textures.
    I love how smooth it is as well, I think the yellow eyes fit perfectly to it though

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    #34 • Dec 15, 2008
    • Thanks a lot for the comments and crits, guys.

    @ahref - Sorry you don't like the claws/back legs ;_;

    @DeathLock - As Nessiah said, I personally feel the yellow eyes work.
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    #35 • Dec 15, 2008
    • is it going to be animated at some point?
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    #36 • Dec 15, 2008
    • Well, everything mortal has a weakness. If it didn't it wouldn't be realistic.

    I like the yellow eyes too. Good job. :)
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    #37 • Dec 16, 2008
    • @ahref - Yeah, probably.

    @Tsunokiette - Thanks!
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    #38 • Dec 16, 2008
    • yeah, all I can say is that the claws are curved back a little too much.  Claws that long would dig into the ground as the pad of the foot lays flat, at least that's what it seems like it should be doing.

    Other than that, totally amazing.

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    #39 • Dec 16, 2008
    • Do you draw all your texture maps from scratch? I remember that texturing was the most painstaking/annoying part of doing 3d. Yours is very impressive.
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    #40 • Dec 17, 2008
    • Thank you.

    I use a combination of photo-manipulation and painting.  Also, lighting affects the look of the textures substantially.
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    #41 • Dec 17, 2008
    • Sweet job, gary :3
    So I assume you used photoshop's 3d layers for the textures?

    Sometimes I wonder how 3d texturing actually works. :|
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    #42 • Dec 17, 2008
    • It's kind of hard to explain with words, but basically, you use the 3D program to "unwrap" the object you want to texture.  It's like taking a Halloween mask and flattening it out.  The computer gives you a grid that you tweak until it is in a shape that resembles a flattened out version of your model.  You then export the grid and use it as a guide to paint your texture in Photoshop.  You then export the texture from Photoshop and apply it to your model as a material.
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