Revolutionary Design by mrpotter

Cinema 4D • Science Fiction • posted on Oct 29, 2004

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Oh Boy! I'm so excited! It's finally done!!! I've been working on this thing for like a month. It's the first moderately cool thing I've ever done in 3D. And now it's finished!!! (somewhere between my computer and the computer I'm uploading it on, the image got a little squashed. I don't know why.) Modeled completely in Cinema 4D R8.5 Diffuse Glow in PS7 (oh boy!)

Comments (6)

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mrpotter

8:52AM | Sat, 30 October 2004

yeah, it's also my first try at hyperNURBS objects that don't look like lifeless blobs. You might be able to tell where I learned how to use them. The chest is an overly-complicated series of extrudes and booles. But the head, leg coverings and feet are easier hyperNURBS's.

FSBproductions

2:25PM | Sat, 30 October 2004

Just an idea, don't know if you know about it. On the "thighs" next time creat a symmetry object instead of just copying the leg. This will make it like a mirror image and the designs would be facing each other. Not sure if you understand what I mean. keep up the good work!

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shakes

4:15PM | Sat, 30 October 2004

good tip FSB- another one, if you copy and paste the leg, stick it in a null object, then go to the attributes manager-coordinates for the null and put a (-) on the x size. this'll flip it . so then you can move it seperately

_eko_

5:22PM | Sat, 30 October 2004

wow,, could this be the replacement for K9 lol. good start i remember those boxy days good work keep on going

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mrpotter

8:15AM | Sun, 31 October 2004

I was having trouble finding the mirror function. It only worked for editable objects and, when I mirrored it, it was part of the original object. So I just decided to copy-paste both the arms and legs.(the feet look weird, too) I'll try the negative-x size trick. Thanks!

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