Integrating 3D models with photography
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Allosaurus
Here's a pic of the model so far and one showing the topology.
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I am curious how you work out the details.
Can't give you tips for the rigging, but i think some other users will give you good tips for that.
Wish you good look with that model.
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... neither u need to move one foot more to the front, so he's in a walking position, nor u've to put both to the front if u want him to stand...... or make his tail bigger
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it doesn't look like a dinosaur unless it has teeth, well to me at least... but maybe he just woke up and hasn't put them in yet *shrug*
(other than that, i think it actually looks pretty good, the rest of the detail that you're looking for might be better left to texturing)
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like here...
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I'll try to incorperate it. Also it seems like the head is proportionatly smaller and the neck is longer.
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