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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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03-05-2004
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Need 3d head opinion in a hurry.
What do you think of the geometry? I am trying to make it as less polygons as possible.
Does geometry follow the facial muscles?
What improvements do I need to make this 3d head look like him?
Please let me know very very soon.
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03-05-2004
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Need 3d head opinion in a hurry.
What do you think of the geometry? Facial muscle wise as well.
Does it look like him?
What improvements do I need to make it look like him?
Let me know very very soon.
Thanks.
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03-05-2004
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03-05-2004
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I think the lips and the area around the mouth needs to be done a little more...
if this is the mouth --> =
than you see the two rinkels sided the mouth --> (=)
loose those...try to make it more even..
and the thing what might work that it will look more like him is the eyebrows.... try to make them and fit it to the reference image...
With the minor tweeks around the mouth and eyes...I guess it will start to end up nicely!!
goodluck! let us see your progress
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22-05-2004
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Ok, the head and the ear
Where is the adam's apple of a guy?
Need major work on the neck.
Does the head and face look too oval?
What do you think of the rough ear?
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22-05-2004
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22-05-2004
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I don't think you need the worry about the porporsions of the head just yet...
Once you have the ears attached to the head you can look how it will fit best to the refimage...
about the ears though...
I've attached a image with 2 points where you maybe can tweek a bit...
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it doesn't look organic... it isn't that realistic in compare with the rest of the ear...
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it's hard to see...but the only thing I can say is watch in the mirror and take alook how it looks... i could be wrong becuase of the viewplane that's playing tricks with me....
keep it up...
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Ear opinion #2
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05-06-2004
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(need to work on that)well...first I would say that it's not that smooth yet...I don't know how you smoothed this ear ? normally you would use subD level 1,2 or 3... It looks like you used a subD of lever 1... (if you subD form polygons you just hit the '3' key and you will see it more smoothed out..)
You can also you the smoothtool...(polygons/smooth..)
second I think you should try to loose the poly that you have circuled in you image.. maybe not delete it but extract it more so it doesn't stope so suddenly..
The inside of the ear looks good so It's just a matter of closing the sides of the ear nicely...and if you post a update post a smooth and wire of it
that's better to look how it is..keep it up man! you do a good job!
greetZzz RanSicK
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10-06-2004
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I am looking into going back to college in 2005. Do you know any colleges that offer great 3d modeling and effects programs?
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