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uploaded by aksakof 11 months ago

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Uploaded by aksakof 17/12/2008 19:06:59



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MoabUT
MoabUT wrote...
11 months ago

If this is just a test, I can’t wait to see the whole thing. It’s very well done.




dswavely
dswavely wrote...
11 months ago

Congratulations aksakof! Your model has been included in the 8th weekly Top 10 models blog with pictures and links to your model.

Go to http://www.3dvia.com/blog/2008/12/23/3dvia-top-10-models-this-week-008/ to check it out!




aksakof
aksakof wrote...
11 months ago

Thank you very much for the comments, I have always frequented this site since I read about it in 3D World magazine, never really had the nerve to put stuff up here till recently, I did not think I would get any views hence no tags and no real title to this model.
Unfortunately I only did this on my spare time so there is not a more complete version, but will upload more models next year and will perhaps complete this one too.
Also I will make all my models available in .obj with all textures available for download (including this one at a later date), I know neither my models or texturing is perfect, but I know that personally I learnt a lot from downloading and observing other people’s work, so if my work helps others, well then that would make me very happy.




sady
sady wrote...
11 months ago

you should make thee whole building




tomy
tomy wrote...
11 months ago

If you made this in your spare time, how long did it take to make it (usually only takes a few seconds to make model like that in Shape)?




aksakof
aksakof wrote...
10 months ago

It took a about 3 days to make, the model was the simplest part made that in one day easy, the only hassle came from uv unwrapping and the texture creation/baking. I am on a very old computer so baking textures using 3D studio max was a bit of a pain, computer couldnt do anything while it was processing that and it took ages. Thankfully I have discovered Xnormal and its AO tool does a lot of the same but takes a lot less time, thats how I created the soft shadows on the “Creepy the Snowman” texture





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