you're right the feet are not attached to his legs, if you look at the blueprints his feet are comprised of two components, attached by what seems like rod like pieces, which if you think about it logically the feet would be joint by some kind of hinge joint, ,Originally posted by Chirone
if you're going for a toon-like render then go for it
is it me or are those feet not attached to his legs?
i was thinking the same thing, i might just do booth a toon version and and a second one with real textures,Originally posted by hammer.horror
I'm not a fan of toon shaders, in fact I think they're crap! I think you should render it with proper textures and not cop out. Just my opinion.
dont worry i plan on making it look all f*cked up, you know bullet holes and scratches, and even some dirt and blood thrown in for good measureOriginally posted by arran
yeah - i have to agree with hammer.horror. by all means do a toon one too, just so you can learn the process, but i'd rather see this with proper textures, maybe all grunged up.
i think you might be right, i am using an old version of maya, maya 7 infact, and i have done some beveling, i'll give it a go and see what happens,Originally posted by ctbram
...can anyone tel me why i'm getting these odd lines...
I used to see those lines in an older version of maya when a polygon primitive would lose it's default uv's after being modified (ie, by beveling).
Select the part, open the uv editor, and just apply an automatic mapping.
