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[Lauri]

The arms look too long. The helmet could be tilted back a bit, and the eye socket on the helmet could be a bit wider. The chestpiece could use the sixpack details.

 

Other than that, it just needs rust

[Nazgûl]

 

Excellent! I'm curious.. what software do you model in and do you make/fix topology by hand or automatically - in the same software or in another (like TopoGun)

Thank you. I work in 3d max 2009 and I use concept arts like this:

 

Cool, so I guess topology (the buildup/structure of the polygons) is fixed from start, I mean whilst creating the model?

[Ruudy]

 

 

Excellent! I'm curious.. what software do you model in and do you make/fix topology by hand or automatically - in the same software or in another (like TopoGun)

Thank you. I work in 3d max 2009 and I use concept arts like this:

 

Cool, so I guess topology (the buildup/structure of the polygons) is fixed from start, I mean whilst creating the model?

 

Yep, you're right)

[Kwen]

For the record Ruudy, the reason we give you so much criticism, is because your work is fantastic, and we just want to offer advice to furnish it in a way everybody will enjoy.

 

This is one hell of a bad ass Uruk. Quality, low poly enough to be used in mass on any decent system in this day and age, and another bonus, 100% hand made.

 

What I would like to see next, is this guy rigged and put into the game, so we can see how it looks in "reality" so as to better provide suggestions. Do you know how to Bind models, export them, and put them in game? Forgive me, but I've never seen anything other then 3ds max renders, I don't know the limit of your modding knowledge.

[Ruudy]

For the record Ruudy, the reason we give you so much criticism, is because your work is fantastic, and we just want to offer advice to furnish it in a way everybody will enjoy.

 

This is one hell of a bad ass Uruk. Quality, low poly enough to be used in mass on any decent system in this day and age, and another bonus, 100% hand made.

 

What I would like to see next, is this guy rigged and put into the game, so we can see how it looks in "reality" so as to better provide suggestions. Do you know how to Bind models, export them, and put them in game? Forgive me, but I've never seen anything other then 3ds max renders, I don't know the limit of your modding knowledge.

Oh,I understand. The main reason why I post here my works - i want hear a lot of suggestions from people, who are much better than me in modelling and texturing.

And one more: after the model will be finished on 100% - i'll import it in game. I have experience of it, it'll not be hard to do.Oh,I understand. The main reasone why I post here my works - 

Edited by Ruudy, 14 July 2013 - 02:31 PM.

[Ruudy]

I think, it's finished

[Irenë Hawnetyne]

I like it.

[Ruudy]

In game:

[Elric]

I think it could still use a bit of rust on the main chestplate. But thats just me. I see uruks and orcs to be not so "nice" when making armor. Thus making it rusty and a bit dented. Other then that it looks fantastic! But then again it is of course yours. Maybe try working on some texture variations next eh?

[Mathijs]

This looks great. Very good work, I like the stylized look.

[Ruudy]

Another screenshoots:

 

[TroDuS]

This Uruk-Model looks amazing!

When is the mod playable you're creating these models for?

[Nazgûl]

I say:    

[Dúnedain76]

"Build me an Army worthy of Mordor...."

 

Sauron would be proud!

[Ruudy]

@Nazgûl

@Dúnedain Ranger76

Thank you!

[Ruudy]

I decided to make a Hero!

Meet The King Theoden!

[Ruudy]

Upd#2

[Ruudy]

Upd#3

[Nazgûl]

You are very good at this indeed! =) I like how you create in low poly from start. I can't do that =/

For this shirt, maybe arms should be a little wider though? Looks sorta lika spandex right now

[Ruudy]

You are very good at this indeed! =) I like how you create in low poly from start. I can't do that =/

For this shirt, maybe arms should be a little wider though? Looks sorta lika spandex right now

 

 

Thank you! I can give you only one advice: be patient and work. After some time you'll have good results. Unfortunately, i haven't enought free time for modelling.


Maybe you're right about arms. It'll not be a problem to correct them later.

Edited by Ruudy, 16 July 2013 - 02:24 PM.