What? What did I miss?



Call it the "Hair-drier". It can supplement the "pimp-action" luncher. And make it nonrefillable and undrinkable.


This is true.

Rotate the handle so it's back slanted like this / instead of | get it?

Also the gun looks umm... Kinda out of porportion.

update on the gun, made some bars by the trigger and made the grip and trigger closer to front and I also made the gun shorter.
Edited by Halocombatevolved on Jan 15, 2011 at 12:57 PM

Edit: just uploaded new photo, put a little rocket/grenade launcher on the side, tell me if I should get rid of that or what else I should add.
Edited by Halocombatevolved on Jan 15, 2011 at 01:00 PM

Post renders rather than screencaps for higher quality.

If it's GMax it can't render. And that look's like GMax.

that is 3ds max, it's 8, and I have it in game, I took off the rocket launcher, and can't decide what the projectile should be so i'm sticking to pistol bullets with 15 per second and automatic, just a ausult rifle with pistol bullets, so... I'll post pictures soon in game.

Edit: got them up:








Edited by Halocombatevolved on Jan 15, 2011 at 09:32 PM

Benelli MR1.



Gonna add the magazine to the bottom soon, and add smoothing groups.
Edited by spartan314 on Jan 16, 2011 at 02:41 AM

Posting crappy looking things are part of the learning process, don't be discouraged.

ALL YAAL MO-FOS, THIS BE TRUE.

It is.

@the guy with the pistol:
The thingy on top of the gun needs to be three-dimensional.

It looks col but it needs some.. shape.. It's not very round..

Tip: Try not to make the entire thing the same width. Try and find some refs for it. It is a nice model though.

Trace + Extrude + Cylinders = Profit?

Where does he get AIDs?

It goes:
Trace
Do a barrelroll/rickroll
Extrude
Apply directly to the forehead
Cylinder
Get AIDS
???
Profit

EDIT: Sig'd btw.
Edited by SlappyThePirate on Jan 16, 2011 at 03:47 PM

Nice.

Ahh thank you.


No it didn't. It will get them soon though.

MR1 Update. I'm still working on fixing that width...

That actually doesn't look too eye-gougingly horrible in first person. you're going in the right direction for sure... got a skin you're gonna put on it?

He's right, thats.... actually progress, nice. I like how you're adding depth elements, and want to see what you're doing for the barrel.

My guess is that you made the shape with one flat plane and then extruded it. I say again, watch plane modelling tutorials, and follow one.

Download: http://www.moddb.com/tutorials/beretta-9000-video-tutorial

Follow above tutorial and post your progress on that. Your going to get no where with your current models, but well done for trying :)

That MR1 is looking good. Nice job so far.

Did you box model it?

No offence to the guy but don't feed him false information. By saying it looks good when it does not, just to be kind will not help him improve.

It is bad, see my above post.

I don't mean to sound harsh but what is the point in feeding you false information just to be kind, you won't improve that way...

I've started modeling like 2 months ago... :P So anyway I'm still a noob but oh well. It's the learning process. And BTW the first part of the tutorial won't be unpacked from the RAR.

I can see your a noob, that's why I'm helping you. And some parts dont work, but you only need the modelling parts, e..g part 1

that tutorial teaches you how to create a basic, generally boxy gun, it doesn't teach you anything complex. plane modeling is just one method of modeling, it's not the only way. it would be just as valid of a technique to subdivide a box and work with it. a bit more clutter, but it works. how you get there isn't important, what matters is the final result

I would suggest the guy actually brush up on his overall modeling technique and learn his way around the program, and the basics of modeling before trying to model anything complex. learn the tools, learn techniques on creating shapes. this way he actually knows how to create 3D models and can apply what he's learned towards modeling a gun if need be

that tutorial is the best plane modelling tutorial that I have seen, and no, it does not teach you how to create a "boxy" weapon. it teaches your how the you make shapes and how you go about modelling a weapon.

it's a basic tutorial so he will learn the interface as he progresses.

It is important to remember that people are doing this for fun. Anonymous is right, but only if the person is willing to help himself to learn.

I used the box model method thingy to make it. That's why it's less detailed than the plane method ones. I'll just use the plane method for my next model I'm gonna make.

you seem to have ignored most of my post. as I said it only teaches one technique, not a good habit to get into. he'd be better off learning the basics of various techniques and applying what he's learned. you try modeling a biped or anything organic from a plane and see how that works out.

Plane modeling is a technique, but it covers most of the techniques used in subdivision modeling, which is involved in most organic surface modeling (occasionally for making the base model for sculpting). Plane modeling is by far the best method for novice modelers, and is still used by me (and hunter I presume :V) for making hard surface objects. There are many techniques used in plane modeling that can apply to other forms of modeling. It is best to master one technique and learn from it, and then move on.

Although we are talking about techniques at the moment, I personally think that the basics are being skipped. An artistic knowledge is very important when it comes to making something look nice. If you are modeling based off of something you pulled out of your mind, it is best to draw 2d concepts to get a sense of how the whole thing is going to look before doing anything.

Of course, it is always important to have fun with what you are making. Creativity usually does not come with pressure, but comes when you are open to ideas. Your own, as well as other people's (*coughcritiquescough*). Have fun with it, and you will naturally learn in the process.

Ye just blew mah mind.

Just one question. How do I make the clip come out when reloading? Is it an animation or what?

you're right I know nothing about modeling, despite the fact that I know what subdivision is, box modeling, all these other terms, etc. I obviously don't know anything about 3D. at all. good job. big pat on the back.

fag.

your snide remark aside, so maybe plane modeling can be used for organic surfaces, but taking things like box modeling and using extrusion tools and acting like they're inferior and somehow less skillful is a close minded way to look at things. what matters is the final product. don't steer this person in some single-minded direction that's only capable of accomplishing one thing.

http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/pc/item?siteID=123112&id=15671248
http://www.gun-zone.com/images/Rifles/ak47bayonet.gif

Now apply your little 'terms' into modeling me an AK47.

And incase you cannot comprehend my point, terms very little when you're actually gonna do something.



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I was never calling box modeling inferior, in fact I believe that they are essential and I'm sure that anonymous would as well. I'm also not steering anybody to a single-minded direction that can only accomplish one thing; I'm saying that plane modeling and all other forms of modeling should be used together.
Edited by AGLion on Jan 17, 2011 at 11:08 PM

Guys please don't do this, can you just answer this guys question?
Edited by Reaper 201 on Jan 17, 2011 at 11:15 PM