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hes armor seems to be abit odd..
i think it needs some form of border to it since the armor looks like the mapping was just randomly placed on the pads..
I thought dwarves were supposed to use rifles and machinery....
anyways, I agree that the armor is weird. Doesn't look right. It needs outlines and such.
The shading on the armor is nice, the shoulders need a good trim, possibly silver, or something of the sort.
On another note, the arms seem to go too far into the torso, perhaps the chest armor needs to be a bit wider near the top to extend closer to the shoulders?
The face is really good, the beard needs some work though.
oooohhh... i really love what you have done with the boots, but the armor (mainly the pauldrons) is still lacking outline, your going to fix that right?
She means that there is no real end where the material would be stitched together or whatever. Like with the pauldrons the material just ends with it sitting perfectly in place which doesn't look right at all since that is quite impossible. So, she's just looking for something that would go around the edge of the pauldrons for example that would outline and appear to be holding everything together.
Yes, the details and the etxtures are nice, but some of the appearence is off. Really I don't mind because in an overhead game like WC3 you aren't going to be noticing all of the details, and yours does more then enough of a good job of resembling a dwarf archer, there are just some minimal, barely noticable flaws as was pointed out.
Serious flaw in the face. The eyes are WAY to spread from each other.
besides that the face is nice. and when this picture loads up i will C&C the other parts of the skin.
It doesn't work like that, the eyes are right now in the closest place to where they should be where they aren't stretched like the nose or side of the face.
It does in fact work like that, if you have ever skinned on the DH you would know how to work it. Even if you have to deform the look on the unwrap to make it look right on the skin you should. The end result is better. If you cant you should re-wrap the face because its a shame to see it go to waste like that.
Look, I fiddled around with the skin as much as I could to get it so nothing was stretched out making it look like crap. From a small distance it is not noticeable, even from the portrait angle it is not noticable.
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