I was getting tired of working on my rivet gun, so i wanted to make something else. So I made this sword in 30 minuts mainly using extruding.
Here it is
Here it is without the scabbart on it:
Here it is with the scabbart on it:
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longsword + scabbart
I was getting tired of working on my rivet gun, so i wanted to make something else. So I made this sword in 30 minuts mainly using extruding.
Here it is
Here it is without the scabbart on it:
Here it is with the scabbart on it:
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i never understand why people tell you how long it took to make something - like doing something in 30 minutes is supposed to impress. the first thing i think is, 'you should have spent a bit more time on that....'
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Yeah Arran, takes me about an hour to get an overall shape of whaever I model, but its the detials that take the time, adding the geo where its needed and planning it all out, that takes the time!!
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Also, the texture is like this. the grip is of very good quality plastic and the scabbart of fake leather which looks almost identical to the plastic.
It took me 30 mins because it was only extruding
But anyway, thanks for the comments!
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Suppose that makes them the same material??Originally posted by shadowspy
Also, the texture is like this. the grip is of very good quality plastic and the scabbart of fake leather which looks almost identical to the plastic.
Theres got to be a noticable difference in the materials.
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Here is a picture of the real sword. A bit crappy lighting though. it's dark here
The model isn't exactly the same though. I made a few little changes in the handguard and the scabbart.
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it's PLASTIC!!!
(only comment on the renders is 'very shiny', otherwise not a bad model.)
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It's just a quick model but I thought I might as well place it on SM.
With "very high quality plastic" I mean it definatly feels right. It's much stronger then low quality toy plastic. The strange reflections may come because of the HDRI Map. I need some better ones and/or find a better solution.
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