First Character Development by Lynne
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Having gotten the Cinema 4D Character o1 DVD a while back, my first character has improved greatly! I still don't have the bones working yet (working on another project) but I did get some MOCCA facial expressions to work using the morph mixer. This I learned how to do using the DVD. I used point and create poly method to model this guy (now my favorite way to model). Animation will be my next step once the bones are in and working.
Comments (13)
QuasiMode
Mmmm... Dohnut....(H.Simpson:)). Cool character.
raymondsalter
Hi nice looking character i like it.
jaydiva
Damn he's really good!!! i love the little guys expressions, excellent work :)) wish i could do that -sigh-
LCGuy
Excellent work..
Perry6
Cute little character! Great range of expressions. Excellent job on the mouth! Can't wait to hear him talk :)
Doublecrash
Cool character! The expressions are really great.
miketche
Very good work. Already better than I could do.
Andini
Excellent work! I love this style of modelling!
karanta
Wonderful character :-)
Beanzvision
Excellent character, you did a great job on him/her! :P
temple_girl
Very Beautiful, Did you use global lighting?
simonfollow
You can think about choosing a development companion. I advise you on which regions to target to find studios with an acceptable price-quality ratio - it's Central and Eastern Europe. Here you will find a large number of good studios, for example https://www.arrible.com/ with about the same average cost of a video game. I hope my advice will be useful.
Eslieto
The character has a friendly and approachable design, which is great for a game aimed at a younger audience or a casual game. The model appears to be well-crafted with smooth and clean geometry. This is essential for maintaining good performance in a game engine.
BUT While the simplicity can be a strength, it can also be a downside if the target audience expects more detailed characters. Adding subtle details or varying textures could enhance the model's depth and visual interest of game art design
The texture could use more depth and variety. Currently, it’s very uniform, which can make it look flat and less dynamic. The joints, especially at the shoulders and hips, could benefit from more detailed topology to ensure smooth deformations during animation.
Given the importance of expressions, the facial rigging must be highly flexible. From the images, it's hard to gauge the rig's quality, but it's a critical consideration. The character, while charming, does not stand out much in terms of originality. Adding unique features or distinctive elements could make it more memorable.