I have a few ideas butno concrete concept yet except I am thinking of a dinosaur cross man , maybe a lizard type man
I will post as soon as I can dig up some inspiration or bones hehe.
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I have a few ideas butno concrete concept yet except I am thinking of a dinosaur cross man , maybe a lizard type man
I will post as soon as I can dig up some inspiration or bones hehe.
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I have a another dilemma too...I am not sure whether to model him posed or in a neutral position as I have never rigged a character before and I might not be very successful ..lol
antway here he is .
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very very nice. could u tell me plz if u use nurbs, polygons or wat? this mite be a very stupid question but i'm a noob :s
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BTW I am a noobie too but not too new so decided to go norm and play with the big boys ...lol
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. today i must have spent at least 4 hours watching tutorials about polygons
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