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Dave-Mastor — Daxter I, revised
Published: 2009-08-30 21:06:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 3132; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 94
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It's been a while since my last upload. I've been pretty busy with new 3d models... on the spur of the moment, I decided to update my old Daxter picture, with my newer Daxter model.Hope you like it!
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Looks awesome. I'd like to ask your permission to use it for a render.
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OH GAWD ! HE LOOKS SO COOL XD !!!!
Seriously you really made a cool pic of him XD
What program did you used ?
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Thanks!
I made him in 3ds max.
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Oh cool ! it's what I use at school X3
Hope I'll be as good as you X3
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Patience and persistence are your greatest allies.
Thanks for the compliment.
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X3 yea I would think that too X3
Welcome ! This was just so awesome X3
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wow, this is an excellent model. The only things I would change are the eyes reflectivity and the shininess of the metal, it seems a little over the top. Also what about fur?
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Haha... fur is the one thing everyone is clamoring for, but it wasn't even on the Daxter models from the games(Though there was a screwy looking one on the Daxter PSP game)
I'll get around to it.
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I'm sure developers were just worried about the poly count, but engines are becomes much more capable for supporting all the vertexes. Cheers!
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Fur takes up a lot of polygons. In order to achieve an even semi-realistic effect, I need over two million hairs for Daxter. If each hair only used three polygons (Which doesn't produce a very good effect), that's still six million polygons. Most high-end computer games only have about half a million per frame, and that's for everything... environment, characters...
There are a few other techniques out there which they're using, but for individual strands, it's still a fairly long ways off; and by the time the computers are powerful enough, they'll have discovered a much more efficient way of doing it anyway!
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You're so detailed! Once again, your work is FANTASTIC and beautiful! I'm so envious! 
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woooow 
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Thanks!
Well... I would like to, but my spare time for 3d work is kind of low right now. I have a lot of work going on atm. I writing a couple documents, designing a map, and trying to start a small business.
I'll tell you what though; if the business takes off, and a particular thing that I need to have happen, happens. I will indeed do it...
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awesome ^__^ well good luck then sir
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Thanks... right now I'm just waiting on the website.
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Needs more fuzzies, but otherwise good. Looks kinda overly adorable for Daxter, mind you.
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Haha, you can see a tiny bit of teeth in his grin... that rocks 8D
Awesome
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Thanks. I still need to add fur to Daxter; but I'll need Maya for that, and in addition to being really screwy to work with, Maya also doesn't like my Daxter model... I think 'cuz it was rigged in Max.
Eitherwhichway, I'll get around to it... eventually.
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I like the furless version since it's how I remember him, from the days I used to watch Matt playing in the "pool room" XD
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lolz, love the little grin you gave him! 
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It took a long time to get that even remotely looking like a grin.
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lolz, but it really paid off in the end! X3
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He looks as awesome and crazy as the real one.
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