3d models development

[Jimmy BoyX]

The original game has like 5 hair styles. Bald, short, long, punk and tribal. VB has these too and various more.

You don't understand me... I mean about hairstyles for Karpov's model. If animations done we can start making armors, hairstyles and other shit.

[Lexx]

No, you need a finished body model to go into detail with armors, etc. Animations aren't really needed for that.


But beside this, I'd love to see a FOnline-ified version of Fallout: New Vegas NCR soldier and ranger clothes.

[Gray]

In case you are asking, I could not use these animations on the VB models , they don't seem to be compatible

I sure, I can manage this.

[bikkebakke]

But beside this, I'd love to see a FOnline-ified version of Fallout: New Vegas NCR soldier and ranger clothes.

Ah, ye they would be nice, so they could stand out a bit more than atm (brown armor >_>)

would also be neat if this one existed (or similar so there won't be any copyright issues).

But... that armor would mostly be eyecandy for me >_>

//the pic above is also ranger but I'm not 100% sure which armors Lexx meant, I thought of the basic ones:

[Lexx]

I mean them all, the normal soldier clothes type, the ranger and elite ranger. Though, simply taking the models and using them with our animations is a no-go. The models have to be created from scratch. First, because they are too high-poly and second, because they wouldn't fit the optical style anyway (bodytype, etc).

[kttdestroyer]

Nice video Karpov.
This is how new models should look.
Loved also pistol taking off holster and put back.

Yeah, thats a very nice "detail", great stuff.

[Alvarez]

I modified your mesh a bit into something that should resemble a NCR soldier from NV, Karpov.
I added a silly hat and some loopcuts (wasn't much faces added) and splashed a crappy erlkoenig paintjob on its vertici.

710 vertici, 1294 faces, triangulated quads at .obj export.


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MB59V7VJ

[Pudzian_Koks]

I modified your mesh a bit into something that should resemble a NCR soldier from NV, Karpov.
I added a silly hat and some loopcuts (wasn't much faces added) and splashed a crappy erlkoenig paintjob on its vertici.

710 vertici, 1294 faces, triangulated quads at .obj export.


http://www.megaupload.com/?d=MB59V7VJ

Did you use Karpov's model?

[Stalojsky Vladimir]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMkdabWbvaI

Whooooaa! Very good model... and these animation are great! Very good work.

[Alvarez]

Did you use Karpov's model?

I modified your mesh a bit into something that should resemble a NCR soldier from NV, Karpov.

[Hardcore]

Ah, ye they would be nice, so they could stand out a bit more than atm (brown armor >_>)

would also be neat if this one existed (or similar so there won't be any copyright issues).

But... that armor would mostly be eyecandy for me >_>

//the pic above is also ranger but I'm not 100% sure which armors Lexx meant, I thought of the basic ones:

Yep and  this

[traderowski]

Nice

[SmartCheetah]

I believe helmets should be modelled seperately to overlap character head just like hairstyles. Otherwise it will multiply player models to much bigger number and you wouldn't be able to take your hat off ;<
But it depends on Karpov vision of that model, how he want to handle it.

[Alvarez]

But it depends on Karpov vision of that model, how he want to handle it.

Exactly.
However, i made the hat as a separate vertex group, so you can take it off. What did concern me, is the polygon count of clothes - if i simple copy and upscale the body in order to sculpt clothing, i'll multiply polygoncount at least with 4/5. Because of that i deleted all invisible faces and sculpted the clothes on the original mesh - just needed to add a crosscut on the foot. (converted triangles to squares in order to do that)

[pistacja]

I've made a robe for Karpov's model. It's not the best, it has a crazy UV set and there's still room for reducing the poly-count - I'm just not the best at this sort of thing.







Download link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7DV3ETS0

CC BY-NC 3.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/3.0/


Polys: 516
Tris: 654
Verts: 540