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JeremiahBigley — Kakadu Backpack - Highpoly Sheet 01
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Here is a backpack I did for a class I was in.1 week.
Modeled in 3ds max.
I will texture it in the future for my portfolio.
Wireframe - [link]
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amazing!!!
how did you the seams?
thanks for your help
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it was done by making a stip of boxes and path deforming it.
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really awesome high poly modeling, especially without sculpting tools. Very nice attention to details, like on the fabric folds of the corners of the shoulderpads. Your teacher must be proud 
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it's quite smooth looking. I'm really liking it a lot. By the way, does 3ds max have as convoluted of an interface as people say it does? I've only dabbled in blender.
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3ds max is actually one of the most user friendly of the bigger packages. I think you would find a lot of things in it that you like... especially if you are coming from blender. 3ds max is one of the top modeling packages and really has a lot to offer.
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I've just heard a lot of mixed responses to 3ds. Some people keep throwing around names of other programs like maya and zbrush, mudbox, etc and I'm not sure which one is generally more of the industry standard.
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They are all industry standard. Understand first that Mudbox and Zbrush are more for organic and inorganic-organic (broken walls) and only highpoly at that. Also neither Mudbox or Zbrush is a stand-alone program, so you would have to use it in conjunction with another 3d application like 3ds Max, Maya, ect. If you are worried about what is industry standard I would suggest getting away from blender as there are few to no studios who really use it.
It really depends on what kind of work you are wanting to do.
If you are going modeling I would really suggest 3ds Max, Modo, XSI. All of these are industry standard and really great modeling packages.
If you are going animation I would suggest learning Maya. Though I have heard of people who use Maya as a modeling package and they say it is great. Maya is also industry standard.
I use 3ds max and have been for 7 years. I think it is a great program. A very large amount of studios use it and people say it is the most user-friendly 3d package out there. I personally still hate maya's interface... it just seems really crazy with menus and BS that is just kinda in your face.
Everyone is going to be biased with the program they use... but the industry doesn't lie. The top programs are 3ds max, Maya, Modo, XSI... So I would suggest going with one of those.
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thanks for the info 
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I don't mind at all
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Rig it?! nah lol
Though I will probably end up posing the lowpoly when I got it done.
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yeah thank you it was fun to do
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These days models like these are pretty much always done with sculpting. I'm very impressed you managed to do this with modelling.
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absolutely brilliant model!
love the detail
id love to see the final textured version
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yeah ive got a few things i need to wrap up, but ill have to upgrade my computer first, i have a complex where i get ideas waaay above the capabilities of my computer
i like to work large scale
i would love to get into movie industry, but im not good enough, and theres not many jobs going!
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Really digging the stitching and the way you handled how the fabric folds in on itself at the corners. Nice stuff. (:
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Thanks a lot man!
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What?! Just 3Ds max?! No zbrush or mudbox? In that case: Holy Fuckballs that's awesome. Great job, mate.
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lol. indeed. This was done in max just as a challenge to see if I could do it outside of Zbrush.
Thanks man!
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wow super duper awesome model, i need to learn to model like that in max, i just started yesterday
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? I looked at you models and I doubt that you started yesterday... They are actually pretty good!
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i meant i started yesterday with Max haha, should of been more clear, trying to learn the UI and everything now.
that other stuff is Maya/Modo/c4D trying to find the best program for me
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I feel like max has a lot to offer for modelers. Now that they have the Graphite tools. There are a couple of tools in 2011 that they changed and are now a little buggy and keeping me from switching over... but for Modelers they say Max and modo are the way to go!
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yeah that's what i hear, i've been testing max 2011, don't see the buggy tools but i've never used max before haha. it looks good to me, and i'm moving to max from using c4d first then modo then Maya, so i've tried them all until i found my favorite one
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once you have tested them all you should let me know which one you like for modeling. I want to learn another in the future.
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i plan on posting a journal note with my likes and dislikes between all of them and which one i like the best sometime in the near future
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ohh I love it!! I wish this was the kind of backpack they sold in stores!
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lol if you look up Kakadu Backpack you can find them on the internet going for about $80.00... I would have gotten one. But I has no money.
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oh wow I didn't know it was a genuine brand of backpacks
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