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# 16 28-08-2004 , 12:11 PM

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ok started "Trying" to bump map my dino
i now have such repsect for people who can do this because omg its so hard:

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# 17 28-08-2004 , 12:39 PM

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# 18 29-08-2004 , 11:35 AM

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worked on this a bit more
any c or c would help

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# 19 29-08-2004 , 08:26 PM

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very interesting model mumbojumbo! I love every thing except the claws, they seem small for a huge and bulky dino like that, maybe u ought to make them a little more fat and/or big etc.... only the claws tho.

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# 20 29-08-2004 , 08:38 PM

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That is one freaky dino, gr8 work. I like the bump mapping, it looks good.

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# 21 30-08-2004 , 12:38 PM

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thanks chicken and phoenix
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phoenix: i looked at this before when i looked at rhino they have realy smaller feet so i sort of made the feet smallish i still think they ok user added image

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# 22 01-09-2004 , 01:05 PM

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Hey there. I still think this has much potenchal. Wandering. You might like the results you get using the lether procedural texture that comes with maya to make a nice scale pattern in the bump or displacment. I vote the clows are cool as they are.

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# 23 10-09-2004 , 11:59 AM

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ok did some more

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# 24 12-09-2004 , 12:17 PM

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ok bit of a better angle few minor bump map things
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# 25 12-09-2004 , 08:19 PM

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really good dude, it really gives the impression of a big lumbering beast.. user added image

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# 26 14-09-2004 , 12:40 PM

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Woah, I hope he doesn't eat diracks user added image

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# 27 15-09-2004 , 12:23 PM

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thanks murph
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dont worry dirack gentle giant
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did some more bumping and colouring
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# 28 16-09-2004 , 12:17 AM

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Looking good there. maybe around the horns you could darken it up a little on the skin, or lighten it. Also maybe you could use a cloud filter in PS. thin maybe blur it. that could help with some variation in skin color.

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# 29 30-09-2004 , 11:28 PM

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this is one very different looking fella. Looks like a hippo or soemthing but a little more grunty! More power to ya buddy and I will be looking out for more of your work

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