Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 5:10 pmthanks to everyone for the reference photos here is the final model before 2d print! ENJOY!
Shenmue Dojo
Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
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Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 5:10 pmRe: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 6:15 pmNice work, don't forget to post the result here
Re: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 8:43 pmI sure will i have a test one printing right now 
! its on fast quality just want to see if i can get the size correct thanks for checking out my video.
! its on fast quality just want to see if i can get the size correct thanks for checking out my video.Re: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 9:50 pmIts goood but at the risk of sounding petty , wouldnt a 1:1 be based on the original model also you create the model by drawing splines, personally If I didnt use the original model I would have used shapes and created 1/4 and duplicated each corner. It looks good but the outer notches are more like slits and not like the original.
This is just contstructive critizm im not bashing your efforts its more work than Ive done this year
This is just contstructive critizm im not bashing your efforts its more work than Ive done this year
Re: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 10:42 pmtest print! looks fantastic just need to scale it up a bit
Re: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Tue Feb 02, 2016 11:08 pmReeceKun wrote: Its goood but at the risk of sounding petty , wouldnt a 1:1 be based on the original model also you create the model by drawing splines, personally If I didnt use the original model I would have used shapes and created 1/4 and duplicated each corner. It looks good but the outer notches are more like slits and not like the original.
This is just contstructive critizm im not bashing your efforts its more work than Ive done this year
for 3d printing using a create a 3d polygon tool to create the mesh is the best for the smooth results in the 3d print... If it was for a in game asset I would have gone a different way in the modeling process. Trust me I have a Bachelors degree in video game art
I know how to model. Also i really appreciate your input.Re: Hazuki crest step by step 3d modeling process video
Posted: Fri Feb 05, 2016 2:26 pmReady for some paint man it looks and feels like a real handguard and the best part is a sword actually fits inside of the hole (jst need to find the right one) once i paint it and create a box and cloth i may sell it :/ looks to nice to sell but hey if another shenmue fan can have one why the heck not! i am not a greedy modeler ENJOY
once i paint it and create a box and cloth i may sell it :/ looks to nice to sell but hey if another shenmue fan can have one why the heck not! i am not a greedy modeler ENJOY