lowpoly test by MrMix
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Description
This is my first attempt on low poly modelling
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updated: sept.23.2004
Comments (9)
Commander_18
That mech really does have very few polygons - I prefer the high polygon, high detail models but mine will never be able to be used in games. great work keep it up all it needs now is a great texture :)
MrMix
well...i haven't tried to reduce the polys yet i just wanted to upload this and to see the reaction
DB_3D
A couple of points, the feet seem a bit too small, and for game use a lot of the detail on the guns would be done with textures. What's the poly count so far?
ashley3d
I like it...just make the legs bulker. Chickin legs will not scare the enemy
Nexus-uk
As the ever cruel bastard... I think you should concentrate on making a better mech before you concentrate on reducing the polygons. Low poly modelling requires a good grasp of the shape and form and where you can get away with lower defnition, and where you need a few extra polygons to make it that much better. Why don't you work to copy a few mech designs to get a better feel of the design of them, including proportion and modelling and then come back to this sort of project later?
MrMix
thx for your comments,i'll start working on a few other mechs
TooShy8472
wtf is this shit u **
MrMix
lol,copy paste master
SgtOzzy21
Make the legs look a little more stable and place the feet farther apart. I would make the joints one the legs cylidrical or sperical to make it look like the legs could move.