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that3Dguy wrote: box modeling by using a box or sphere and messing with the vertex till it looks like something and blueprint modeling by having a front view and side view of a picture and using splines to build it or bridge it

I did box modeling with my Rayman model. Box modeling is even mentioned in those tutorials by 3DSMaxHowTos on Youtube.

Spanex wrote:

that3Dguy wrote: box modeling by using a box or sphere and messing with the vertex till it looks like something and blueprint modeling by having a front view and side view of a picture and using splines to build it or bridge it

I did box modeling with my Rayman model. Box modeling is even mentioned in those tutorials by 3DSMaxHowTos on Youtube.

huh, interesting. The only tutorial video I've watched was how to bridge models, and that was like a ten second video.

Well I did sort of "shape model" Flips, I created each part (arm, hand, head etc) out of simple primitives then mesh-edited with the help of modifiers, so I think I use a hybrid. For Rayman's hair I used a little bit of the blueprint method.

Scarlet pad, I'd started on it, though I forgot. I'll pick it up again.

RayFan9876 wrote:

Spanex wrote:

that3Dguy wrote: box modeling by using a box or sphere and messing with the vertex till it looks like something and blueprint modeling by having a front view and side view of a picture and using splines to build it or bridge it

I did box modeling with my Rayman model. Box modeling is even mentioned in those tutorials by 3DSMaxHowTos on Youtube.

huh, interesting. The only tutorial video I've watched was how to bridge models, and that was like a ten second video.

Well I did sort of "shape model" Flips, I created each part (arm, hand, head etc) out of simple primitives then mesh-edited with the help of modifiers, so I think I use a hybrid. For Rayman's hair I used a little bit of the blueprint method.

Scarlet pad, I'd started on it, though I forgot. I'll pick it up again.

will to make a long story short that flips model looks like you built it corresponding to the mesh

My first (and lost) attempt at Rayman's hair was made from a box too. D:

But I'm going to try it again; after I finish your request and some games I've been meaning to 100%

that3Dguy wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:

Spanex wrote:

that3Dguy wrote: box modeling by using a box or sphere and messing with the vertex till it looks like something and blueprint modeling by having a front view and side view of a picture and using splines to build it or bridge it

I did box modeling with my Rayman model. Box modeling is even mentioned in those tutorials by 3DSMaxHowTos on Youtube.

huh, interesting. The only tutorial video I've watched was how to bridge models, and that was like a ten second video.

Well I did sort of "shape model" Flips, I created each part (arm, hand, head etc) out of simple primitives then mesh-edited with the help of modifiers, so I think I use a hybrid. For Rayman's hair I used a little bit of the blueprint method.

Scarlet pad, I'd started on it, though I forgot. I'll pick it up again.

will to make a long story short that flips model looks like you built it corresponding to the mesh

Sorry, what does that mean?

Spanex wrote:My first (and lost) attempt at Rayman's hair was made from a box too. D:

But I'm going to try it again; after I finish your request and some games I've been meaning to 100%

Awesome! Have you started the drawing by any chance?

RayFan9876 wrote:

that3Dguy wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:

Spanex wrote:

that3Dguy wrote: box modeling by using a box or sphere and messing with the vertex till it looks like something and blueprint modeling by having a front view and side view of a picture and using splines to build it or bridge it

I did box modeling with my Rayman model. Box modeling is even mentioned in those tutorials by 3DSMaxHowTos on Youtube.

huh, interesting. The only tutorial video I've watched was how to bridge models, and that was like a ten second video.

Well I did sort of "shape model" Flips, I created each part (arm, hand, head etc) out of simple primitives then mesh-edited with the help of modifiers, so I think I use a hybrid. For Rayman's hair I used a little bit of the blueprint method.

Scarlet pad, I'd started on it, though I forgot. I'll pick it up again.

will to make a long story short that flips model looks like you built it corresponding to the mesh

Sorry, what does that mean?

close to the original one.

that3Dguy wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote:

that3Dguy wrote:will to make a long story short that flips model looks like you built it corresponding to the mesh

Sorry, what does that mean?

close to the original one.

Ah. Well I won't settle for anything less!

RayFan9876 wrote: Awesome! Have you started the drawing by any chance?

Yes, I have! I'm trying out a new painterly method I've used on some personal concept art that turned out really nice. I just need to be careful with the detail, because the image needs to fit in a youtube video, so there will probably be some quality loss.

so ummm can you upload some pics

Spanex wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote: Awesome! Have you started the drawing by any chance?

Yes, I have! I'm trying out a new painterly method I've used on some personal concept art that turned out really nice. I just need to be careful with the detail, because the image needs to fit in a youtube video, so there will probably be some quality loss.

Don't worry about losing details too much, I can modify it a bit if needed. Can we see a short WiP of what you have to far? I'm just curious to see where you've started. I won't ask for another WiP shot, just this Of course my request here is purely up to you.

I'm currently just making black silhouettes out of the sketches I made now. This is part of the painting process. I make the 'lineart' by painting the colors on top of the silhouettes. You'll see WIPs later, once it's actually beginning to take shape.

hey do you like cork-screws

Spanex wrote:I'm currently just making black silhouettes out of the sketches I made now. This is part of the painting process. I make the 'lineart' by painting the colors on top of the silhouettes. You'll see WIPs later, once it's actually beginning to take shape.

Sounds great! Any idea for an estimation on how long it will take to finish? Sorry for the questions, this is just one of my most anticipated things at the moment.

that3Dguy wrote:hey do you like cork-screws

Sure kk.

RayFan9876 wrote: Sounds great! Any idea for an estimation on how long it will take to finish? Sorry for the questions, this is just one of my most anticipated things at the moment.

I hope to finish most of it today. I have an idea for the background but I'm not sure yet how I'll get it done.

Spanex wrote:

RayFan9876 wrote: Sounds great! Any idea for an estimation on how long it will take to finish? Sorry for the questions, this is just one of my most anticipated things at the moment.

I hope to finish most of it today. I have an idea for the background but I'm not sure yet how I'll get it done.

Sorry, twice in one day. It's worth it!

that3Dguy wrote:

Hahaha, nice!

I had an idea that I forgot to share: After you 100% the game and finish the last level, Rayman has a flashback to the final fight against Mister Dark which you get to play in full 3D.

nice

RayFan9876 wrote:

that3Dguy wrote:

Hahaha, nice!

I had an idea that I forgot to share: After you 100% the game and finish the last level, Rayman has a flashback to the final fight against Mister Dark which you get to play in full 3D.

and as i always say i will be shitting brickZ

that3Dguy wrote:and as i always say i will be shitting brickZ