I got my eye on irrlicht
I got my eye on irrlicht
No seriously
Just practicing my modeling and texturing in blender.
mostly for fun.
this uses like 256 faces.. which in blender each face is two poly I imagine.
512 poly eyeball with socket... minus a screwup i made and lost the actual model this took me 2 - 3 hours but I'm still learning blenders functions.
comments anyone?
is this low or high poly?
what do you think?
I'm grasping a bit little help please.
thanks for the feedback in advance.
oh btw these are 8 times subdivided for the render.
I'll post some more pics if anyones interested.
Just practicing my modeling and texturing in blender.
mostly for fun.
this uses like 256 faces.. which in blender each face is two poly I imagine.
512 poly eyeball with socket... minus a screwup i made and lost the actual model this took me 2 - 3 hours but I'm still learning blenders functions.
comments anyone?
is this low or high poly?
what do you think?
I'm grasping a bit little help please.
thanks for the feedback in advance.
oh btw these are 8 times subdivided for the render.
I'll post some more pics if anyones interested.
lol... this thing is like speed modeling.
I could reproduce the same thing even better in minutes now.
which was the point of doing it for practice.
the back is merly the spheres natural poly with the end stretched out and shifted to look like the optic nerve. the front is the eyeball texture maya offers in their tutorial.
the actual texture I used is a very simple and quick mixture of the iris from maya tut and some red blurry paint in gimp and custom UV mapping.
I could have modeled the lens and all that but I don't have good glassy textures handy and just getting a texture on a file in blender is hard enough. plus I was going more for a FPS style game gib chunk or eye gouging special move or something. or possibly an entire character in an RPG or hack and slash.
I think personally overall I couldn't have done better at what I set out to do and I learn a lot in doing this. maybe next time I'll setup the camera and make a tutorial out of it or something.
One detail you might not notice right away but adds an important element is the actual recessed iris and pupal. also the outter curviture of the pupal almost gives off the illusion that a lens actually exists. besides the texture has light glare so I was almost forced to do that make my own texture or scan my own iris into my machine which I can't do without a scanner.
yup thats right I sketch in digital form.
peace
I could reproduce the same thing even better in minutes now.
which was the point of doing it for practice.
the back is merly the spheres natural poly with the end stretched out and shifted to look like the optic nerve. the front is the eyeball texture maya offers in their tutorial.
the actual texture I used is a very simple and quick mixture of the iris from maya tut and some red blurry paint in gimp and custom UV mapping.
I could have modeled the lens and all that but I don't have good glassy textures handy and just getting a texture on a file in blender is hard enough. plus I was going more for a FPS style game gib chunk or eye gouging special move or something. or possibly an entire character in an RPG or hack and slash.
I think personally overall I couldn't have done better at what I set out to do and I learn a lot in doing this. maybe next time I'll setup the camera and make a tutorial out of it or something.
One detail you might not notice right away but adds an important element is the actual recessed iris and pupal. also the outter curviture of the pupal almost gives off the illusion that a lens actually exists. besides the texture has light glare so I was almost forced to do that make my own texture or scan my own iris into my machine which I can't do without a scanner.
yup thats right I sketch in digital form.
peace
it's not really meant to be in a socket.Dances wrote:Thats definately high poly for an eye. because if you have a 5000 poly char you want to put a good 1500-2000 in the face.. and you just ate up a 1/2 of that with the two eyes.
like I said rpg scaled up... or a sword game where you can pluck one out.
it was just a practice model to keep in touch with blender.
I'm not even doing much 3d work atm.
That looks like the kind of eyeball that flies out when someone gets shot in anime!
since we're showing off, I recently (couple of weeks ago) made some models for an rpg I've got planned...
a bag (with a seamless texture that I'm rather proud of)
and a chest-
I should do more modeling, it's fun
since we're showing off, I recently (couple of weeks ago) made some models for an rpg I've got planned...
a bag (with a seamless texture that I'm rather proud of)
and a chest-
I should do more modeling, it's fun
Then its still really high poly. Not many people are going to stop and look at the eye closely, so its not important to give it a lot of detail. Those polygons would be better spent on the environment or other more important details.Midnight wrote:it's not really meant to be in a socket.Dances wrote:Thats definately high poly for an eye. because if you have a 5000 poly char you want to put a good 1500-2000 in the face.. and you just ate up a 1/2 of that with the two eyes.
like I said rpg scaled up... or a sword game where you can pluck one out.
it was just a practice model to keep in touch with blender.
I'm not even doing much 3d work atm.
Don't get me wrong though, I'm not saying its a bad model.
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nice beguining, bitplane, more for a coder...
is right diection, could be more detailed, but is solid base
You're doing an rpg ?
That means a load of artowrk t make...I think I guess then why are you learning to model
Looks you go in good direction...
Even more, just realized you're using wings...definitely way to go
Is fun and fast.
is right diection, could be more detailed, but is solid base
You're doing an rpg ?
That means a load of artowrk t make...I think I guess then why are you learning to model
Looks you go in good direction...
Even more, just realized you're using wings...definitely way to go
Is fun and fast.
Finally making games again!
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