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#1 2012-07-15 20:20:56
- SeptimusHeap
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3D Modeling
Talk about 3d modeling here!
I'm currently making a hat for the Spy in Team Fortress 2.
Current progress, I NEED ADVICE ON HOW TO MAKE THE NOSE
End goal: 
Current progress after a few hours of blendering: 
- will be smoothed.
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#4 2012-07-21 09:14:41
- SeptimusHeap
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Re: 3D Modeling
trinary wrote:
Are you using Blender?
yeah
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#6 2012-07-22 17:33:08
- ProgrammingFreak
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Re: 3D Modeling
maxdoss wrote:
I don't get blender at all. I'll never be able to do that.
It's not incredibly beginner friendly. 
My friend is currently recreating his brothers face in Blender.
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#7 2012-07-22 20:51:58
- technoguyx
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Re: 3D Modeling
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
It's not incredibly beginner friendly.
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
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#8 2012-07-22 21:03:05
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Re: 3D Modeling
technoguyx wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
It's not incredibly beginner friendly.
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
3dMax is okay. Not sure which one is easier.
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#9 2012-07-22 21:04:06
- stevetheipad
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Re: 3D Modeling
That's quite cool, I might have to try Blender out. I'm pretty sure I've use it before, though.
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#10 2012-07-22 21:12:26
- Zbugni_Junk
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Re: 3D Modeling
did you just make the glasses, or the medic guy as well?
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#11 2012-07-22 21:39:31
- technoguyx
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Re: 3D Modeling
Zbugni_Junk wrote:
did you just make the glasses, or the medic guy as well?
That's Spy ;P He probably took the TF2 model as a base.
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#12 2012-07-22 21:42:07
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Re: 3D Modeling
Zbugni_Junk wrote:
did you just make the glasses, or the medic guy as well?
just glasses
too lazy to update pic with new eyebrows
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#14 2012-07-23 05:11:51
Re: 3D Modeling
technoguyx wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
It's not incredibly beginner friendly.
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
Google Sketchup isn't very useful, but it is incredibly easy to use for beginners.
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#15 2012-07-23 11:14:15
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Re: 3D Modeling
trinary wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
It's not incredibly beginner friendly.
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
Google Sketchup isn't very useful, but it is incredibly easy to use for beginners.
Exactly, the only thing it's good for, imo, is quick sketches of buildings or furniture.
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#16 2012-07-24 05:25:13
Re: 3D Modeling
technoguyx wrote:
trinary wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
Google Sketchup isn't very useful, but it is incredibly easy to use for beginners.
Exactly, the only thing it's good for, imo, is quick sketches of buildings or furniture.
Yes.
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#17 2012-08-03 12:37:40
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Re: 3D Modeling
SeptimusHeap wrote:
trinary wrote:
Are you using Blender?
yeah
i tried it it really hard ps i am alsow 11
how do you smothe stuff and couler it i can only color all of it
i am makeing a new asome rpg just ask if you whant to help
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#18 2012-08-03 17:12:21
Re: 3D Modeling
Since in the picture you're using is a Roman nose then it would have sort of a lump in the middle. You should also maybe look at some other pictures of similar noses to see how they work. Also, noses like that have a sort of ridge in the middle that you left out.
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#20 2012-08-26 10:23:45
- pipercubjl
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Re: 3D Modeling
Thats a pretty sweet face. The hair is quite good.
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#21 2012-08-26 10:29:25
- pipercubjl
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Re: 3D Modeling
- did this in Blender (2.6)
- I like this one
- Tried to get that low poly feel
- Floppy disk!
(PS, tutorials are great for learning Blender)
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#22 2012-09-09 16:51:25
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Re: 3D Modeling
Bump
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#24 2012-09-11 01:42:25
Re: 3D Modeling
Sweet start!
trinary wrote:
technoguyx wrote:
ProgrammingFreak wrote:
It's not incredibly beginner friendly.
And even then, from what I've read, Blender is supposed to be easier than other modelling programs like Maya or 3DMax (sp?). The only thing I can think might be easier than Blender is Google Sketchup.
Google Sketchup isn't very useful, but it is incredibly easy to use for beginners.
Sketchup wasn't exactly meant for free style modelling. It is mainly for architects.
Last edited by slinger (2012-09-11 01:43:43)
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