Helmet & goggles

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# 1 08-11-2007 , 02:56 AM

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the helmet and goggles are made in Maya 8 and are all nurbs, from the tutorial on the area, the head is a downloaded head cant remember from where but hey.

the texture of the skin is nothing i couldn't get my sss shader to work so its just a coloured lambert.

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# 2 08-11-2007 , 04:25 AM

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reworked the helmet texture abit.

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# 3 08-11-2007 , 07:48 AM

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Hmmm...

Aren't the googles and helmet pre-made from one of the Maya books? I have that book and the models. Which part is your own work?

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# 4 08-11-2007 , 03:18 PM

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you could make the goggles more realistic by putting some reflections on it. that would go well with it.

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# 5 08-11-2007 , 03:24 PM

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Re: Hmmm...

Originally posted by djknucklez1
Aren't the googles and helmet pre-made from one of the Maya books? I have that book and the models. Which part is your own work?

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He said that it was from a tutorial on the Area, maybe the ones in the book are the same as the tutorial since its all autodesk.

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# 6 08-11-2007 , 04:45 PM

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Originally posted by BadG3r
you could make the goggles more realistic by putting some reflections on it. that would go well with it.

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i would if my poor pc would render hdris but it cant as my nice amd 64 wont work it just keeps blue screening so i am using a dell p4 with stock intel gfx and 1 gig ram so i can realy render any high quality pics as there is always spots on the render user added image