Prydon Modelling
Oh okay, because he uses qME as a modeling tool possibly he automatically sucks even though he makes pretty damn good Quake-type models as everyone here has seen. Obviously everyone here is blind and you know art from shit yet we don't, right.CheapAlert wrote:"Stop using QME" is my best advice. "Good work" isn't advice.
You may be able to make good models but you're an idiot if you think anyone here gives a shit since the only kind of models you make are for yourself, yet you seek validation here if they're good in the first place? Why? When is the last time you've ever seriously helped someones project but your own? Oh right, never.
Why not go to a modelers forum to show off your hot elitst shit we should all worship if you're so great instead of coming here and shitting up our forum?
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If your real intention were to give any advice. But that's not what you're doing, you're just bashing his work for nothing. I'd really want to see some of YOUR work to make some fair comparisons. And believe me, I don't give a damn if you're using 3DSMax, qME or MS Paint.CheapAlert wrote:"Stop using QME" is my best advice. "Good work" isn't advice.
A mediocre artist using professional tools won't produce good work. A really talented modeller can do it even using non-professional tools. If he's used to model with qME, that's great. As long he's not restraining his skills because the tool is limited, there's no problem.
And Chillo: GOOD WORK. It's my only advice Keep pumping these models, dude.
I know FrikaC made a cgi-bin version of the quakec interpreter once and wrote part of his website in QuakeC (LordHavoc)
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Wow. that last player model (the prince) is really great. I tried Prydon a while back but I remember the models were a bit lacking and movement was hard. I hope this rekindles motivation to those who work on the mod to come back and work on it some more =)
Actually, the only thing I would change about the player model are his forearms. They are just too big, bigger than his biceps.
Actually, the only thing I would change about the player model are his forearms. They are just too big, bigger than his biceps.
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I find myself suddenly awaiting further releases.
Queries: Why model the individual links on the chain? It looks good, I'll admit(skin included), Is that model going to be for 'inventory display' only, or am I incorrectly assuming that an effective maximum polycount for models in Quake exists?
Second off, no offense, but the handle for the rapier seems disproportionately large in comparison to the size of the blade. It's a matter of taste, true, BUT I still worry.
Good luck with the rest of the modelling (and skinning, and whatever else.)
Queries: Why model the individual links on the chain? It looks good, I'll admit(skin included), Is that model going to be for 'inventory display' only, or am I incorrectly assuming that an effective maximum polycount for models in Quake exists?
Second off, no offense, but the handle for the rapier seems disproportionately large in comparison to the size of the blade. It's a matter of taste, true, BUT I still worry.
Good luck with the rest of the modelling (and skinning, and whatever else.)
I never thought hearing pained, fearful screams could make one feel so... uplifted.
What?
What?
Oh, and Error too, a bit...Urre wrote:Go Chillo, go Chillo!
About the flail, I'm kind of on the same track, it could look just fine without perfect chain links. My recommendation is that you connect the empty space inside the links, making them solid and thus lowering the polygon amount a bit, make them elongated and use fewer links, and just draw the link shape with black on the polygons, so you effectively have long octagon shaped objects with the illusion of being chain links, just like links were made back in the good ol' days. It'll look great in prydon.
I was once a Quake modder