FelOrc Hound Rider

[General Frank]

This is great but man... the amount of polygons is a bit too much.

 

[Ustanak]

This is great but man... the amount of polygons is a bit too much.

To be honest I don't watch for polygons anymore. But, in my defence, there are probably a lot of hidden vertices and planes in the rider mesh because I am still learning blender.

 

[General Frank]

To be honest I don't watch for polygons anymore. But, in my defence, there are probably a lot of hidden vertices and planes in the rider mesh because I am still learning blender.

Fair enough.
It's still a great piece of work.

 

[stein123]

This is so metal, love it

 

[stan0033]

To be honest I don't watch for polygons anymore. But, in my defence, there are probably a lot of hidden vertices and planes in the rider mesh because I am still learning blender.

well you should be, for the SD section. You can always use optimizer for removing unused geometry, once you are done making the model, as a last step in the modelling process. Also im sure blender has options to change the segmentation of generated gemetric shapes.

 

[Ustanak]

well you should be, for the SD section. You can always use optimizer for removing unused geometry, once you are done making the model, as a last step in the modelling process. Also im sure blender has options to change the segmentation of generated gemetric shapes.

Of course. Maybe I'm wrong, maybe it's not what I think.
There are approved footmen models with 10k polygons thus this shouldn't be much of a problem considering it's a mount+rider model, basically two models into one.