HexaBot Debut (Animated) by Digimon

Bryce • Science Fiction • posted on Jun 01, 2005

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Description

I know I have been rambling on about my never ending quest for a new 3D modeler to replace Hash Animation Master. No more! I found, demo'd and purchased Hexagon by Eovia. I love it! It is an awesome modeler! And cheap! No frills, no animation, no rendering, just modeling! It is new, version 1.0 and for the moment on sale. for more info: Hexagon So here is my 1st model done in Hexgaon: Introducing "HexaBot" Face, Chest/back plate, shoulders, fore-arms, hips, thighs and feet were modeled in Hexagon. Joints, head-ball and guns were modeled in Bryce. Rendered and animated in Bryce. I will be playing with this bot for awhile, adding different components, changing the paint job. This was just a quick and dirty version. Thanks for stopping by, have a great Thursday! ;)

Comments (15)

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robotalk

8:36PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Nice design work --and shadows --looks like a good program and you seem to know how to work it beautifully from your first try--excellent!

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tibet2004uk

8:39PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

Woohoo! An animation!! I love animations! ;) Very cool one!

Tedz

9:32PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

What a cool Creation...I am looking for a fine Bot...sigh... to fight the Borg & Klingons...salute

Lorraine

9:41PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

oh very cool...what a great robot...a hexabot

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jocko500

9:45PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

looking good love it and i going to check in on this

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kimariehere

10:20PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

WOW!! NOW THIS IS SOooooooooooo KEWL!!! MUST HAVE TAKEN SOME serious time....~!! wonderful ..cute and brilliant work!!

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butterfly_fish

10:30PM | Wed, 01 June 2005

That totally rocks!! Impressive! And kind of scary, actually. No frills sounds like a good way to go with a modeling program. I don't do my finished renders in my modeler, anyway. I have got to find time to learn the modelers I already have, though. lol.

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violet

1:56AM | Thu, 02 June 2005

Well done !!! Seems to be a cool program...The bot looks great ..the animation too...keep on playing and show us the result...X X X

cynlee

12:59PM | Thu, 02 June 2005

congrats on finding a new program!! he's not to be messed with with those fire-arms!! :] total coolness

logiloglu

1:20PM | Thu, 02 June 2005

yeah, looks cool. a fascinating roboter. excellent done,Eric. !!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!

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castaneda

9:12PM | Thu, 02 June 2005

Is Hexagon intuitive to use, and relatively easy? Coollooking bot. I still have to learn the modelers I have too, and I'm just not patient enough with Bryce primitives. You've nearly inspired me to try Hexagon

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Cosme..D..Churruca

6:41AM | Fri, 03 June 2005

Love your experiments... seems to me an incomprenssible world ! Very clever my friend !

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MeredithWilson

3:41AM | Sat, 04 June 2005

Dear Eric, Great work and really interesting. I've been thinking about a PC based modeling program. Everything I do now is all numerically generated in VB and C. I looked at their web site and they talk about "editable" contruction but didn't find any particulars. Have you seen anything about being able to drive it externally from a script? Or does it by any chance have a VB background macro language? That would be ideal!! Very Excellent work!! Love, Meredith

shinyary2

1:49AM | Wed, 08 June 2005

Looks great! Very interesting robot. Vaguely remeniscent of Dog in Half-Life2. =)

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