NOLA Saint's WIP
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@unknownuser said:
Yes I saw it before you deleted it XD You can just re-upload it.
It's awefully nice though, looks almost exactly like a dodge Charger. Was that your reference?No, i don't have a backup file...its gone forever...
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Please, see my post here. Maybe the method I suggested in the PM still works even though model history was not on.
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Well, i redid the model. Anyway, here is a screenshot of the Sting GT WIP. Redid the whole top of the car!
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@unknownuser said:
Yes I saw it before you deleted it XD You can just re-upload it.
It's awefully nice though, looks almost exactly like a dodge Charger. Was that your reference?Yup
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Here is the link to the finished 2011 Sting GT
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=eb3e4ea22c5c3d3ca37f3fc191551700 -
It's nice. But try what I told you in my ratig of this model.
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@unknownuser said:
It's nice. But try what I told you in my ratig of this model.
No, i have searched the deepest depth of my computer and have not found an autosave XD
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Odd how I found the old revision on the 3d WH...I dlded it just in case...
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@unknownuser said:
Odd how I found the old revision on the 3d WH...I dlded it just in case...
The original Sting? If you have that PLEASE upload it and let me download it. If not,
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But...Then IDK what the trouble is. I found the old Sting on the warehouse with this description: The 2011 NOSA Sting-R is the top of the line car of NOSA Automotive. With a sleek look, comfortable cabin, smooth ride, and 30 MPG; the Sting makes a ride more fun. 6.1 Liter V8 engine, 5 speed automatic transition, 370 hp, and optional rear seat video screens also make the 2011 sting the best car of NOSA. There are 3 forms of the Sting: Sting, Sting EC (Economy Class)/Sting ECx, and Sting GT. The Sting EC has a V6 engine and 33 MPG. The Sting GT has a V8 engine, 30 MPG, and 410 hp. Disc Brake by DPW And this link: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=ff2fb2cfda0bb88aa37f3fc191551700 Is that the right one?
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@unknownuser said:
But...Then IDK what the trouble is. I found the old Sting on the warehouse with this description: The 2011 NOSA Sting-R is the top of the line car of NOSA Automotive. With a sleek look, comfortable cabin, smooth ride, and 30 MPG; the Sting makes a ride more fun. 6.1 Liter V8 engine, 5 speed automatic transition, 370 hp, and optional rear seat video screens also make the 2011 sting the best car of NOSA. There are 3 forms of the Sting: Sting, Sting EC (Economy Class)/Sting ECx, and Sting GT. The Sting EC has a V6 engine and 33 MPG. The Sting GT has a V8 engine, 30 MPG, and 410 hp. Disc Brake by DPW And this link: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=ff2fb2cfda0bb88aa37f3fc191551700 Is that the right one?
ohhh, no. That is the remodeled version. I had to make the model all over again. Hope that clears it up. Anyway we are kinda getting off topic.
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Oh! My bad! I see, so it's gone for good. It still doesnt make sense. There should be an autosave untitled in your hard drive.
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My latest model? A wheel. Check it out. I think its my best wheel so far. Please tell me if you like it and where to improve. Here is a link to the model: http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=f20b9427c23aa7c1a37f3fc191551700
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If Rogue is reading this, his suggestion will be "More polygons." If Scott Para is reading this, "Too many polygons on the rim" XD I tend to think that there should be more polygons on the tires and less on the spokes.
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@unknownuser said:
If Rogue is reading this, his suggestion will be "More polygons." If Scott Para is reading this, "Too many polygons on the rim" XD I tend to think that there should be more polygons on the tires and less on the spokes.
XD Well, i will take that into consideration next time i make a wheel.
PS I have a great idea: An SUV Convertible! -
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My latest project is a SUV Crossover (a small, Prius-looking SUV) based on a never released Honda. Some screenies below. Tell me if you like it and where to improve.
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It seems to have a much higher polygon count than any other model you've made so far... Just keep doing what you're doing and it should turn out great!
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Interesting design, I'm sure it'll turn out!
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Yeah, here is the current progress. No softening yet, but i did make my own mirrors!
Screenies time!
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