Ravager Posted August 18, 2006 Posted August 18, 2006 here's a shark model that i think most of you guys would say "is simple", anyway i got it done quick. by the way... what is the best compressor that comes with animation master so i don't have to always use a compressed "package"? [attachmentid=19717] [attachmentid=19718] d.zip t.zip Quote
bentothemax Posted August 18, 2006 Posted August 18, 2006 Woah, I cannot play that file. Just take a jpg render and post it, it will get alot more comments, and be alot easier to see. Quote
Ravager Posted August 18, 2006 Author Posted August 18, 2006 Woah, I cannot play that file. Just take a jpg render and post it, it will get alot more comments, and be alot easier to see. how's this? [attachmentid=19722] [attachmentid=19723] Quote
Ravager Posted August 18, 2006 Author Posted August 18, 2006 ok, i think i got into a download form, just let me know if i did something wrong [attachmentid=19766] SHARK.zip Quote
DanCBradbury Posted August 19, 2006 Posted August 19, 2006 his teeth seem pretty messed up. try using two three point splins (connected in the middle) with a 4 point closed spline for the base of each tooth. Also, for his mouth edge you'll want to use 5-point patches so that you dont get that creasing effect Quote
Ravager Posted August 19, 2006 Author Posted August 19, 2006 his teeth seem pretty messed up. try using two three point splins (connected in the middle) with a 4 point closed spline for the base of each tooth. Also, for his mouth edge you'll want to use 5-point patches so that you dont get that creasing effect thanks, the tooth hint worked, but exactly where do i put the five point patches? forgive me for being such a nubie Quote
DanCBradbury Posted August 20, 2006 Posted August 20, 2006 a 5-point patch is a very helpful patch type that allows modelers to create wierd shapes without having creases. If you post a wirefram of the side of his face, i could show you what i mean. Quote
Ravager Posted August 23, 2006 Author Posted August 23, 2006 a 5-point patch is a very helpful patch type that allows modelers to create wierd shapes without having creases. If you post a wirefram of the side of his face, i could show you what i mean. sorry, wireframe or shaded and wireframe? [attachmentid=19919] Quote
DanCBradbury Posted August 25, 2006 Posted August 25, 2006 Ok, you should get rid of the spline that goes all around his head and right at the end of his lips, then create a new spline that is closer to his nose like in the picture. When you do this, select the 5 points that make a patch, and then hit the 5-point patch button on the right side of the screen. Do this for the other patch, and now they should both be solid. hope that help Quote
Ravager Posted August 27, 2006 Author Posted August 27, 2006 ok, here's a more improved version of the shark for those who didn't like the first one (thanks DanC!) [attachmentid=20059] [attachmentid=20060] SHARK1.zip Quote
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