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I voted 4 u

Thank you guys Not as bad as it could be. I just have to learn to deal with the fact my body aint 21 anymore.

Yep those r a few models I donated. Pretty cool u thought enough of them to ask who they belonged to. I have been dealing with medical issues but still work with a:m. Hopefully someone will be able to use them.

Still roughing it out. I am gonna upload this character for crits on modeling. Its easier than putting a pic of a wireframe. rat.mdl

Good stuff Rob.

Decided to change things up a bit. Rob I took your advice and it really helped. Still a very ruff sketch.

Thanks guys. Arms coming shortly. Actually its a pet for another character. The body thus far is from thee rabbit model used in TAO. I think I am gonna make thee model in a more realistic form. The face is based on the rat that won the race in Don Bluths All Dogs Go To Heaven. I will test out your idea tonight Rob.

just a wip crits welcome

I am interested. I am about 45 minutes away from you. gfree69@gmail.com

Lee went on a 2 year mission for the church he belongs to. I think he is back. He has been to the forum in the last month. I e mailed him but have not got a response.

Great work. You have learned a lot in a short time.

Nice work Shelton Your making good time on this project and still keeping the quality up!

I think it looks great The only crit is that i think you need more shadow on the chairs. They seem to be floating.

Beautiful work Nancy!

Good stuff as always Paul. I always look forward to updates to this post.

I know this is an old post but another way to fix this is buy selecting all control points, copying them, open a new modeling window and pasting them there. You will lose whatever groups you had, and have to redo all the 5 point patches but the base model will still be intact.

Good stuff Shelton. He has a lot of personality.

Thank you I just want to make sure i am seeing this right. Is the area where I have the red arrow pointing a 3 point patch with a hook? Are the 5 point patches I have outlined in blue connected directly to the outer nostril or are there patches where I have placed the yellow outline. If there arent patches behind the yellow line did u tweak ank bias handles? It seems like there would be creases the way you did this but the model is smooth. I like this patch setup cuz it will make modeling a character i am struggling with a lot easier to make. Again thanks.

Nice model Can I see a few different views of the wireframe for the first face in this post? I am struggling with making faces right now (I dont know why) and maybe a new way of setting up the splines would help. Thanks

Good stuff! 1 way to make him look younger would be to smooth out the patches under and above the eyes, I notice when I am making a child, or young looking model I have to watch out for the rigid construction lines that tend to come with age. I keep everything soft and round with subtle creases (except around the cheeks). Young or older this is nice character design. Keep posting progress on this.

Looks good Totlover!

Good stuff Cronos! Your splinemanship is great. I beginning to understand things a little better. Keep the patchwork light and let the texturing take care of the details.

Great work Jason! Your catching on to the software pretty quick.