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I need models of Aang, Sokka, Katara, Toph and Momo.
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Hi Marky!
Nice idea of making that into WC3-Map. What exactly do you want to make? A campaign or just one map? Are you going to make it like the (anime) cartoon version or like the cinema-movie?
Btw, Είσαι από την Ελλάδα;
Nice idea of making that into WC3-Map. What exactly do you want to make? A campaign or just one map? Are you going to make it like the (anime) cartoon version or like the cinema-movie?
Btw, Είσαι από την Ελλάδα;
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1: No one liked the movie (@ markos)
2: Your not going to get someone to fill your requests just by saying "I need...." you need to convince people that your project is actually worth filling the request because honestly, a modeler isn't going to be working for something they see is going to fail - modelers have to be the people to get the most requests from the worsts projects so to get something complicated, like you've requested here (instead of something more simple like an attachment or such) you need to really sell your project.
Things you should include:
-A full thorough explanation of the project
-What work you've already done on it/how near it is to completetion
-Screenshots of the game
-If you have a development thread, a link to it
Now if you just started the project, your better off using in game models until you've progressed a bit on it - I can almost guaranty that no one will make models for a project that just started, as to be honest most new projects fail pretty quickly.
2: Your not going to get someone to fill your requests just by saying "I need...." you need to convince people that your project is actually worth filling the request because honestly, a modeler isn't going to be working for something they see is going to fail - modelers have to be the people to get the most requests from the worsts projects so to get something complicated, like you've requested here (instead of something more simple like an attachment or such) you need to really sell your project.
Things you should include:
-A full thorough explanation of the project
-What work you've already done on it/how near it is to completetion
-Screenshots of the game
-If you have a development thread, a link to it
Now if you just started the project, your better off using in game models until you've progressed a bit on it - I can almost guaranty that no one will make models for a project that just started, as to be honest most new projects fail pretty quickly.
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