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Published: 2014-06-27 16:12:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 8452; Favourites: 192; Downloads: 28
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Sorry guys ,this is a personal model that i'm still working on.There is no tutorial or quick sculpting video for this model.Hope you like it.I'm planning to add hidden features into this one such as small rocket launcher chambers, a small bow , a chainsaw , And a special plan X button ... oh yeah and a taser.That is all.
Credits to nenadgojkovic.deviantart.com/a… for his amazing design.Very inspirational.feel free to visit his page , he has some amazing art works
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YO Man your work is hot, Im going to follow you on Youtube, Ive started a hard molding class but man you are making my teacher look like a amateur and he is no slouch. is it ok if I ask you questions from time to time? You wouldn't happen to live in California? Would Love any advice you could give.
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Hey man what's up. First of all that's a huge compliment man , Thanks.If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I will always reply back. But on YouTube, or google + as I'm more active on the two of them.
I live in the Netherlands, Yes I'm Dutch... So that might be a little problem lol. But I can still give you some advice over the web.
I have been going through your portfolio and you have some excellent work. I'm going to add you too my watch list.
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looks like something the Vanu would make in planetside 2.....
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No problem, it's still work in progress haha. But I was planning to add more features then I see in the concept.So a rocket chamber on the side, some taser launcher, and a couple of more features. Any suggestions of where to put them. There might be a change in the design after that.
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Well, as it is a 3d model, only you can know where positioned each feature would look the best
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Makes sense , thanks i will get back to you when it's done.
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Thank you , and again thanks for adding me to your list of inspirational artist , means allot.:-D
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Not a problem :3
Fact, in i never new you i would have not even made some of the new art i have now.
So yea, thanks for your inspirational.
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Haha anytime you need help, All you have to do is note
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Ok Thanks
Still loving your youtube video
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Thank you , it is zbrush actually.
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humm...that's interesting ! i saw your couple of videos and thank you so much for that but, doing something integrated as this in zbrush is really tricky. If I were you I would have pulled all my hair out to get this far.coming from years of hardcore 3ds max polygonal modelling it's really hard for me to plant my foot in sculpting.
oh and quick zbrush question where is that option to get rid of all the curve lines leftovers by curve masking I read some where that I can a delete that line but, I forgot how
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Haha, I feel ya. Now that I look back, I can't believe I actually disliked working with zbrush. Today I am here to speak of it's power, even with non organic shapes.
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I understand what you mean, coming from a different work flow to another can be very difficult at first. But in time that to, becomes easy to do. I don't know what it was but I learned relatively fast, how to work with zbrush4r4 and up. So there wasn't allot of hair pulling from me lol. I hear from allot of people that they want to step over to zbrush because it is very time consuming,when you model in 3dsmax. Zbrush sculpting is based of real life sculpting methods .So it might be different at first. If you're looking for hardsurfce techniques or organic modeling in zbrush. There are a ton of tutorials out there.
I think it's me, but what do you mean with deleting leftover by curve masking ?
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yup that's my hope, tackling zbrush before getting kicked out from my house
and actually in some case zbrush work flow is faster but there pretty good long way to get that much experience, you see in traditional modeling software you don't have to trick the software to get what you want most of the time it's straight forward once, you get to know the tools and their operation topology is the only thing in your way is topology or creating shapes out of shapes geometrically ,and you can tackle it pretty easily if you concentrate enough.but with zbruzh there is no straight wayand with zbrush you've to practice and practice and you need a lot of patience especially when you want to get rid of idea of 'creating object geometrically' and idea of sculpting like in real world
say you used curve masking and draw a line and by moving you created a mask, and once your are done with the masking for what ever you created you unmask everything right ? but the line you drew before it just stays on the model that's what i was asking
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If you are having trouble unmasking the whole mask, go to the mask sub menu and press the unmask option. Or if you want to get rid of only one part use invert mas.here are some of the shortcuts.
6.5 MaskingView Mask - Ctrl+HInvert Mask - Ctrl+IMask All – Ctrl+ASelect Masking Brush - hold Ctrl while selecting brush from popupPaint mask on object (alphas/strokes can be used) - Ctrl (hold down)Delete or paint reverse mask – Ctrl+Alt (hold down)Reverse mask – Ctrl+Click BackgroundClear Mask – Ctrl+Click+ drag BackgroundConstant-intensity mask - Ctrl+Click, release Ctrl, drag (starting off mesh)Alpha-intensity mask (using MaskPen or MaskRect brush) - Ctrl+Click & drag
(select alpha while holding Ctrl)
Blur mask - Ctrl+Click on meshSharpen mask - Ctrl+Alt+Click on mesh👍: 0 ⏩: 0
Very cool, buddy. I can't wait to see how you get all those features to work in the final model.
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It will be a fun thing to try , can't say the model will stay the same , but I hope so.Adding new features to an existing design always changes the overall look.
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Good luck, man. You have some work ahead of you.
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I'd still recommend crediting the original designer of this work though. I mean, that's what i would have done.
nenadgojkovic.deviantart.com/a…
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Thanks , I always do .But I couldn't find his name anywhere , because the reference was pretty lowress.Thanks I will add it to the description.
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I love the smoothness of it, flowing but technically detailed.
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There is something about dynamic flows , that I really like.Especially when you look at something as hi-tech the iron man suit.So thank you for noticing.
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Someday I want to work with you. I got 3D printers, I'm sure we can make and sell some props
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It would be so cool to see an actual model get 3sprinted , perhaps someday we will.
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Just send me a model we can print a small scale one. The rest is bondo and sanding. I'm always keen on working with designers and next year I will do a Master Chief
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I can send you this one , but it was not prepared for 3d printing.however it has thickness added to it.chofni1996.deviantart.com/art/…
Master chief is awesome , are you going to make a full-size suit or an action figure.
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Yeah you can email me 1 leg segment and I can mirror it for either left and right. I'll send you pictures
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Yeah sure I will send it to you.What file format?Obj or something else.
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Obj file recieved. I'll print it in the next week. This week is full of secret projects which I'll email you pictures of.
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