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Medium-Poly Person

by Okashira · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 07/19/2006 (5:40 pm) · 24 replies

Here is the main-body of a medium-poly person I am working on. Well, I guess if you consider 5292 tris medium-poly :).

Here is a picture:
img146.imageshack.us/img146/207/characteriscoolol0.th.png

The game will be an online kind of Counterstrike meets Quake II style game, so do you think it is too high poly?

My motto > Crits and comments welcome!

Thanks,
Okashira

EDIT: By the way, it was made in Milkshape 3D following a human anatomy in 3d modelling tutorial(which I lost). The MS3D 'Smooth Edges' tool was then used. Before the 'Smooth Edges' tool was used, it was 882 tris :D.
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Torque Owner Dave MacIsaac
#21
07/25/2006 (6:39 pm)
Blender wood be so much better if they went with a more traditional 3D UI maya/max/XSI/Even modo/lightwave
are less complicated there trying to reinvent the wheel and the learning curve is to high But its free!!

Torque Owner Musashi
#22
07/26/2006 (2:44 am)
That is the only downside with Blender, the GUI is confusing and takes a while to get the grips with, but there are features I want to use, like Baking (That my version of C4D isn't capable of doing, baking works in 7 and up) and well of course a dts exportor that doesn't require me to fork out an extra 20 to add to my toolset :D

Torque 3D Owner Thanhda Tie
Digital Shock Inc.
#23
07/26/2006 (9:27 am)
I agree, blender's GUI is very confusing, i find 3dsmax, the easiest, and prob best modelling tools out there. next to that, would probably be Maya. XSI is also something good to know, if you intend to be a modeller in the gaming industry.

Torque Owner Musashi
#24
07/26/2006 (9:33 am)
I think Max and Maya are high quality programs, but not the easiest, Cinema 4D I find has been extremely easy to learn, and those speed modellers, like Hexagon, Silo, Zbrush have all really good learning curve. I'm not much of a fan of the interfaces to Maya and Max, power doesn't come before learning curve for me, hence I don't use Blender and uninstalled the demo of Houdini soon after I installed it (Houdini being the most expensive 3D package I know, very powerful, not well used and a bugger to grip hold of.)


Anyway, I think we've drifted off topic here, lets just conclude with everybody is different ;) I mean theres no way I'm gonna get max when I have what I need.
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