Cerbera
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For all our purist modelling snobbery, there is no need to do this again if it renders like that, which is obviously fine. Just make your next one out of quads / Sub D and everyone will like you for it :) CBR
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Ewww. Why you have made it all out of triangles ? I was hoping for 100% quads. Oh well, can't win 'em all, eh @VECTOR ? ;)
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Is this not how we all feel ? :)
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Oh yeah :) That, I did.
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???! I didn't what ?
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Looks pretty good to me ! Although we'll never know without the wireframes ;) CBR
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Genius ! I'd never have thought of that :)
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Very cool :)
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I think I'd have a go at that with pose morphs. You'd just start with the first shape, add a new point morph, then change the points, repeat. Then you have keyframe-able sliders for each new shape it needs to go into, and can edit the curves. if you do wanna go that way, then this will help. CBR
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Fair play. I stayed up and did it again from scratch, because it annoyed me that I hadn't built it myself, but your strategy for tackling it was damn helpful and produced a really nice result once I'd rebuilt the inside slightly differently so the folding sections weren't causing thickness problems. Anyway - I'll stop banging on about it here - we're hijacking the thread ! :)
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Indeed. Talking of which, I may have fallen asleep in the middle of that conversation - apologies if I went awol :)
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Oh nuts, I missed those ! That's why you're a Grand Inquisitor - you spot these things ! :) Regardless, the overall modelling and edge flow is great, so the gold star remains :)
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Excellent use of SPD there. I'd be interested to know more about if and how you translated the photos you took into usable UV maps. I imagine that would have been quite difficult to match photos to the mesh layout when viewed flat. Or did you just make a 'general rock texture' and not worry about if it was accurately mapped because it looked fine anyway ? Thanks CBR
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Oh it is nice to see things modelled properly :) IQP GOLD STAR CBR
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Yeah - very very cool :) Lovely renders. CBR
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The biggest thing wrong with this is the lack of edge bevelling.. No surface in the real world has perfectly sharp corners / edges. You could also do with some improved texturing and some Ambient Occlusion / shadows to make this look real. CBR
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Excellent share - thanks for that Igor CBR
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If it isn't fixed in the next update, I will have to start writing to them / phoning them - we can't go on like this. I'd better just check that @HSrdelic and @RBarrett are aware of the problem... Same applies to OpenSubDiv. That has been unusable since release because it still won't work with UV's ! CBR
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Indeed. I cannot for the life of me figure out what causes it to work sometimes and not others, but when it's not working it drives me properly insane, and I have to go and watch cat videos until calmness returns ! :) PLEASE, @MaxonUSA, help us out here !!
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That's some nice work there, and couldn't agree more about the knife tool, although I can confirm they still haven't completely eradicated all the issues with 'cut visible only' being ignored. As soon as they do that, it will be capital awesome :) CBR
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Just checking you've all seen this, on MAXON's site, about the new short film by Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg. It's some properly lovely character work, great C4D use, and is SO shiny :) And comes with a load of cool little breakdowns, and making-of's even though we can't see the whole finished film as far as I can see... So, enjoy that :) CBR
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Yep - I'm in too - always happy to learn cool new stuff from Hrvoje... and I'm particularly interested in that little turtle, and all its L-system goodness ;) CBR
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Probably not. IME, no1 gives a sh1t what qualifications you've got; they are only interested in your showreel and how much you charge.
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No, I didn't overdo it, but my standards are high. Everybody will be different of course, and there is no right or wrong to it, other than the results you produce, and how they stand up to everyone else's...
