Questions about Multibarreled Guns
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Questions about Multibarreled Guns
Well I'm kinda starting out with modelling weponry and I ws wondering if anyone could hel me out with making my powered multibarrel weapon look better. I have a picture of it up in my DA scraps, though I'm not sure what to add next to make it look better.
...this was easier when it was made specifically to be a robot arm, but meh, whatever.
Here is the link for anyone who might be intrested. Yes I will smoothen out the studs in the final product- I was just playing around to see what I could build at that time.
...this was easier when it was made specifically to be a robot arm, but meh, whatever.
Here is the link for anyone who might be intrested. Yes I will smoothen out the studs in the final product- I was just playing around to see what I could build at that time.
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They are a familiar media. I've been working with Legos for a long time and they're what I've used to shape lots of things, including robots, vehicles, and guns.
Anyway, what should be added to this? Where should I put the handles and such? Any extra features that should be edited in later? (obviously more detail but that comes after I get the final shape)
Anyway, what should be added to this? Where should I put the handles and such? Any extra features that should be edited in later? (obviously more detail but that comes after I get the final shape)
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A program I used a while ago, when I was making test models for weapon replacements in Doom, was Anim8or. It's a very easy to use program, and you don't have to be a professional or know a great deal about modeling to make something good in it. On the flip side, I'm sure it's not anywhere near as powerful as 3DSMax or even Blender, another free but more powerful modeling program (however, I've heard Blender is hard to use), and its rendering options could be better.
Still, it is completely free! You can even make Anime Girls!*
*If that's your thing. ;)
Still, it is completely free! You can even make Anime Girls!*
*If that's your thing. ;)
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Yes , i does costs more than 3000$...Only for you my foreign friend...In Russia it costs 3$...So any idiot can buy it and use it...Surely it's illegal copy of such a nice product.CD content includes a little crack-program , so ya can registrate your 3DSMAX for free...The HavoX wrote:Are you insane?
That costs more than $3000! I ain't paying for that shit! And no, a student license is out of the question!
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