Alien Head_2
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Don't know about the horns and teeth but the eyes look fantastic
from me 
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I used this for the face damage
I won't show where I got the scar as it's a bit gruesome
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@rich o brien said:
I won't show where I got the scar as it's a bit gruesome
C'mon Rich, we can take it
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wow, nice work, model and texturing! Cool to see how well QF tools helps make better organic geometries. My one comment is that I think having that skinny neck is part of what makes this alien look like a wimpy twerp. Give it some crazy [american] football lineman's neck and you've got a real killer.
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@hellnbak said:
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Ummm, Rich can you post a rendered image of the alien were he is facing directly into the camera, something I wanna try out later and show ye
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Had sound but it didnt export so well with the animation, kinda kills it thu, check it out
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Wow, that is cool! It looks like he was talking at one point, what was he saying?
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just after fixing a new export, ill be uploading shortly, this time the video will have side by side 3D and sound
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Hope this version is alot more meaner,
Its side by side 3D, so you will need to use the cross-eyed Technic to view in 3D, works well for some but not everyone, iv requested the video to be converted to all 3D formats but it is quite effective. -
Nice work, liked the growls.
I tried the cross-eye technique, all I got was a splitting headache and crossed eyes (you will be hearing from my attorney) -
@hellnbak said:
Nice work, liked the growls.
I tried the cross-eye technique, all I got was a splitting headache and crossed eyes (you will be hearing from my attorney)All material provided by me on the Site is intended for informational and educational purposes only, not the advice of a qualified professional.
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So there for you have no leg to stand on
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Oh yeah? Just wait'll I tell my Mom!
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Give Alien and hellnbak some ice cream. And good job on that clip.
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@mitcorb said:
Give Alien and hellnbak some ice cream. And good job on that clip.
That was just a quick test, but thanks, I must admit Rich did a great job on the texture, I don't think I would ever be able to texture like that any time soon, learning texture for the past 2 wks and making slow progress with it.
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Only unwrapped in Blender. Imported back to SU and then rendered in Thea.
I'll do a tutorial on the site once the dust settles.
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@rich o brien said:
Only unwrapped in Blender. Imported back to SU and then rendered in Thea.
I'll do a tutorial on the site once the dust settles.
Now that's a tutorial Ill be looking forward to, a tad here and a tad there,
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@rich o brien said:
Only unwrapped in Blender. Imported back to SU and then rendered in Thea.
I'll do a tutorial on the site once the dust settles.
that would be very nice and useful indeed, i tryed to learn some basic blender some time ago, but i found the interface not so user fryendly as sketchup is..
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@panixia said:
@rich o brien said:
Only unwrapped in Blender. Imported back to SU and then rendered in Thea.
I'll do a tutorial on the site once the dust settles.
that would be very nice and useful indeed, i tryed to learn some basic blender some time ago, but i found the interface not so user fryendly as sketchup is..
Strange that you say that, iv being working on side projects using sketchup along side blender artists, and iv learned that sketchup users tend to hate blender and blender artists hate sketchup, it's really down to which you learn first, both 3D software don't model the same way, so when learning blender you need to forget everything you have learnt in sketchup and vice versa, I was trying blender myself and although progress was slow I still made progress.
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