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Would you mind posting some wires+ sideview?

If you're going for a cellshaded skin, it's a good start. If not, then you need to get rid of the outline and smoothen the colour transitions. Also, add more diversity to the colours, use different tones to get what you want and add VOLUME to it! Either way, the face needs improvement: eyes need...

Well, the video tutorials at www.3DBuzz.com are great!!! They teach you how to model an alien( from setting up your references to the final tweaks). But it's kinda complicated to get them. First of all, you have to download them(aprox. 1GB O_o ) Second, you must register and finish the first...

Why are you going for Flash? Wouldn't it be easyer with some 3D modelling software? And are you sure Flash is fully capable of doing that? I mean, why spend a year on it when you could do it in less than a month? From what I see, considering it is made with Flash ( O_o ) it looks damn good...

Why are you going for Flash? Wouldn't it be easyer with some 3D modelling software? And are you sure Flash is fully capable of doing that? I mean, why spend a year on it when you could do it in less than a month? From what I see, considering it is made with Flash ( O_o ) it looks damn good...

And may I ask what is your photobucket account?

Nothing to say... I kneel before you. :p The only thing that bothers me is the high polycount. You might want to reduce it so the game won't start to lag on computers with slower internet connections. ( such as mine :S )

Go to www.esf-world.com . You'll find all the models you need there. If you can't find your model there, than it probably hadn't been made or is in the process of being made. In this case, post a request in the Request thread in this forum.

Now here's a stupid question: Where do you get Steam from? X_X

First and foremost: What software do you use? Maya? 3DSMax? Milkshape? It is very important that I know this so I can point you in the right direction. ( allthough I am only familiar with 3DSMax and Maya...). Second: I don't think there are any tutorials on how to render ( there's only tutorials...

Hehe...no problem. Now, about the "render". Theoreticaly, rendering is "the creation of realistic images from models, by computing the interaction of light with surfaces." Not very clear, is it? Well, depending on what software you use, you should have a render menu/button or both ( or none if...

Try this site. I'm sure you'll find all the Trunks references you need there. It has a huge gallery with pictures of Trunks from every saga.

A flatshaded view is required so that we can spot any mistakes you made in your mesh. You need a wireframe overlay so that we can follow the polyflow. Btw, next time post some renders and not screenshots. They are alot better. And make sure you zoom in all the way before you render. The bigger...

Well, not much to crit now...actually, there's not much to see now. The image you posted is too small. Next time, try and post renders, not screenshots of your model. And don't forget to zoom in on the model when you render so that we can see it better. Oh! Another thing: (am I being anoying? :P...

Well, not much to crit now...actually, there's not much to see now. The image you posted is too small. Next time, try and post renders, not screenshots of your model. And don't forget to zoom in on the model when you render so that we can see it better. Oh! Another thing: (am I being anoying? :P...

You got that right... :laff: I ain't that advanced in Maya. Anyway, I didn't know the project was for next week so I don't think the model needs any more tweeks. It is good as it is. The sooner you complete it, the better, right? :rolleyes:

I have to disagree. You said his armor is going to come off, wich means that under his armor he might wear a piece of cloth, or he might actually be naked. :rolleyes: Then you will inevitably see any mistakes your mesh may contain. Wouldn't you be more satisfied if you would have a perfect body...

Well, in the end it all comes down to personal preference. Each 3D modelling software has its own strengths and weaknesses so there is no such thing as "the best". Each of them shines in certain areas, such as the ease of use, the tools, its interface etc. so think what you want to do before you...

What exactly is the limit, Twister?

IMO, Maya is the best modelling program and the hardest to learn. Unless you have previous experience with other modelling software (I used 3DSMax before I got hold of Maya) DON'T go for Maya. Instead, try something easy to use, something like MilkShape 3D. Allthough far inferior to Maya, MS3D...