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# 1 27-12-2006 , 06:15 AM

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hi people

this is a little project i have been working on and would like to know what everyone thinks about it

any comments appreciated

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# 2 27-12-2006 , 09:37 AM

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i don't know much about star wars paraphernalia, but i can say that the bump map you've applied detracts from the model... it looks like you put it in the dryer for a few cycles with a bag of rocks and let it tumble around for a week. even if it's a model, i'd assume it's made of either plastic or metal, and so would be smooth.

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# 3 27-12-2006 , 10:03 AM

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yeah - I definitely agree that the textures need a lot of work. At the moment they are really letting your model down. I would also lose the wooden stand - it just doesn't really go with the star wars model.

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# 4 27-12-2006 , 12:41 PM

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I went and fixed all you guys helped me with so tell me what you think

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please excuse the white dots on it.

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# 5 27-12-2006 , 01:08 PM

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looks much better, but you could use some sharper shadows user added image

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# 6 27-12-2006 , 02:05 PM

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looks like you could use some UV mapping on the sides to eliminate the tiling you have in your texture... if your object is made up of multiple parts it's not too hard to do - planar mapping should do the trick.

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