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Offline bikkebakke

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #465 on: December 30, 2010, 09:55:24 am »
It uses multitextured material, separated by UVW map. I've made Metal Armor the same way, and we found this bug during a test. But the Prison Suit is a standard model, it should work correctly without any shaman dances.
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Offline Gray

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #466 on: December 30, 2010, 12:25:45 pm »
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Enabling subset 7 makes upper arms from the critter appears. But it intersect with upper arms from the body model. If I'll cut the arms from body, it will work correctly, but it's one-way ticket.

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #467 on: January 05, 2011, 01:50:28 pm »
Gray! a little ting about the Sacred T-51b Think you could be able to change the Single-Plate Shoulders Van Buren Model  with the Standard Dual Layered Shoulder plates?


Is it look better now? It's still uncomplete, I just want to know your opinions, should I continue working in this direction?
« Last Edit: January 05, 2011, 04:31:13 pm by Gray »

Offline Johnnybravo

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #468 on: January 05, 2011, 09:40:03 pm »
It looks good from front, but backside is still looking weird and unfinished.
There is not much you can do with helmet right now, but you could change torso to be a little bulky, so that there is no visible seam between helmet and breastplate on his back.
I'm also not sure with those hoses on the helmet, could've they be bigger?
Also that filter on the mouth is looking somewhat small and way too light, checkout big renders like

Absence of that nightvision also makes some difference, but I understand it's just a detail.

Lighting is a bit off, but guess it'll need some engine update to get it working as on sprites.

Also is the size of model intentional? It looks smaller than original.
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Offline bikkebakke

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #469 on: January 05, 2011, 10:04:20 pm »
It's a good model but I have to agree to make it a bit bulkier (reduce the space between helmet and armor). Just have to say that the buttocks looks a bit like a big diaper >_>


//this is what I want to change the most atm
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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #470 on: January 05, 2011, 10:10:56 pm »
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I've noticed something, but this isn't just with this model, but it is especially noticeable with this comparison. All of the 3D models seem to be "leaning over" as if they are about to fall over, especially when you see it with original sprite, which is standing upright. Or is it just me? The 3D models just seem to be at an uneven angle with the ground.
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Offline bikkebakke

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #471 on: January 06, 2011, 02:11:17 am »
well, my guess is that they are photoshopped in atm, so it might be due to that (the weird angle i mean).
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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #472 on: January 06, 2011, 02:12:40 am »
well, my guess is that they are photoshopped in atm, so it might be due to that (the weird angle i mean).

Well even on TLA they look leaned-over when you zoom in. It's not a big issue though.
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Offline bikkebakke

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #473 on: January 06, 2011, 02:54:20 am »
oh, ok. Not the biggest issue ;) but would be nice if they could polish it later on, when the big problems are out of the way :P
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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #474 on: January 06, 2011, 09:42:53 am »
well, my guess is that they are photoshopped in atm, so it might be due to that (the weird angle i mean).
I doubt that this screen-shot are made in Photoshop, since it's much easier to make in the game.

Re: 3d models development
« Reply #475 on: January 06, 2011, 10:40:44 am »
That wheel thingy makes it apear like its glued in the suit

Offline bikkebakke

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #476 on: January 06, 2011, 10:43:55 am »
That wheel thingy makes it apear like its glued in the suit
It's just "painted" on the model (texture) to save polys i guess, won't be an issue when looking from ingame.
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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #477 on: January 06, 2011, 11:00:22 am »
he looks like a retared midget :F

Offline Johnnybravo

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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #478 on: January 06, 2011, 12:19:35 pm »
Well even on TLA they look leaned-over when you zoom in. It's not a big issue though.
That's because Fallout is isometric view, 3d can't be rendered like that so easy.
2d appears as it was representing static 3d space, however it's completly flat, just imagine there were models on floor

Workaround would be either to ajdust 2D ( kinda like D2 did ), or change perspective correction for model rendering.
 I suppose it's possible to transform those to look correct - in fact currently things look like they all share common viewpoint, which is wrong for Isometric background.
EDIT: Also will you readjust CA?

Is quite good model, but texture shouldn't really have any specular term of reflection, and mainly it's supposed to be dark green
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Re: 3d models development
« Reply #479 on: January 06, 2011, 03:24:12 pm »
That's because Fallout is isometric view, 3d can't be rendered like that so easy.
2d appears as it was representing static 3d space, however it's completly flat, just imagine there were models on floor

Workaround would be either to ajdust 2D ( kinda like D2 did ), or change perspective correction for model rendering.
 I suppose it's possible to transform those to look correct - in fact currently things look like they all share common viewpoint, which is wrong for Isometric background.
EDIT: Also will you readjust CA?

Is quite good model, but texture shouldn't really have any specular term of reflection, and mainly it's supposed to be dark green

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Combat armor was designed to sheath the human body as completely as possible in high durability armor. The primary skin of combat armor is composed of complex polymers and ceramics. This hard armor was manufactured as specific plates. The plates were manufactured with a matte-finish olive drab coloring suitable for woodland and/or urban camouflage. These plates are affixed to a flexible body suit interwoven with thermal-dissipative membranes and bulletproof material.
Yeah - they shouldn't be reflective at all. It's camouflage, right? Have anyone seen reflective camo?:P It's easy to adjust so I see no problem with that. It can use a little bit of dark green as well to stop looking too "olive".
« Last Edit: January 06, 2011, 03:26:02 pm by SmartCheetah »
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