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As X-boy said, the forehead is too long/big, also, his forearms...even for dbz proportions are way WAY too short, they look to be about the size of his hand, when I'm pretty sure the typical forearm is a bit longer than our bicep area. To a lesser extent the legs/thighs have the same...

XSI, awesome modeling tools.

Thanks I'll give it a try and post the results later.

Ya, I unwrapped and textured Sesshoumaru. Its 1 1024x1024 for everything but the fur, and 1 256x256 for the fur. Anyways, heres the pics of the finished (barring no corrections) Sesshoumaru: shot 1 shot 2 shot 3 shot 4 shot 5 Crits/comments?

Anyways, heres some pics of the adjusted Sesshoumaru. Tweaked the sleeves, made them bigger and they're hanging down now, head was adjusted a bit, and added a row of edges by the elbow to fix how it should deform. The pics: shot 1 shot 2 shot 3 shot 4 Crits and comments? Want...

Is it the model itself, or is it the way I render? Any tips?

Here he is, the finished Sesshoumaru. Only 3203 triangles. I need comments and critiques :) Anything at all you think would improve him, thanks in advance...and before I forget, the pics :) : 3/4 shot 1 Front shot 3/4 shot 2 Back shot Wireframe

The 2nd guy, his feet seem too uniform, they're just a straight tube'ish shape. Maybe make them a bit more foot shaped. How come they're not flat on the ground and he's kinda floating there? Is there a reason for that? Could you show the reference you used for that model? His abs seem oddly...

Could you post wire frame shots and triangle counts?

Ya he's going to be skinned, just gotta lay out the uv's (ugh...worst part of any model) :)

Heres the Sesshoumaru I'm working on currently for Inumod. 2173 triangles currently, with just the head/hair to add. 3/4 shot 1 3/4 shot 2 front shot wire shot Crits/comments are welcome, thanks in advance.

Okay did some work on him, took out a TON of triangles, and he's pretty much unchanged visually, and should still deform the same. Was 6182 triangles and he's down to 5322. 3/4 shot 3/4 wire shot wire shot 2 wire shot 3

Okay I have a hideously high triangle count...6182...I dunno where I should reduce it...my knowledge for deformations comes from high poly stuff. Could you point me towards some good reference of a nice layout for good deformations? Perhaps take a look at my wireframe shots, suggest some fixes...

Okay so whats a good triangle count for a multiplayer character? I heard 4000 polygons was a pretty good limit...but if polygons doesn't matter...*is confused*

Also got a question, in XSI, I have a triangle count of 6000'ish, and a poly count of 3200'ish, which do I use? And why does it change the poly count to the triangle count when I triangulate the whole thing? Very confusing...

For modeling, I think XSI has the best tools I've used thus far. Really really good stuff.

Ya I'm primarily a high poly modeler, this is my first gaming model heh. How would I do the edge loops better to make the legs deform well? Doesn't smoothing models increase their polycount? Also, where should I make the hair fuller/bigger? Oh yeah, are you sure about the hands? heres one of...

Hey need some critiques on how to make this better, poly count is 3431. The necklace adds about 700...face is a decent chunk and should be able to deform pretty well for a game model. head wireframe full body wire side front 3/4 hand detail (sleeve pulled back) hand shot 2