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[bkdud_32]

im editing a model and i need critique/advice/ideas for him this is what he looks like currently and im trying to add shaman claws to his fists and and shoulder armor but every time i try they fall off

 

[anetherond]

What excatly is he?

 

[bkdud_32]

Something lol i dont have any idea what he is thats why i posted here to get some names for him

 

[SuPa-]

Looks like it'd be a dreadlord's minion

 

[bkdud_32]

nah its looks too cool to be a minion to me

 

[ragingspeedhorn]

He is a.... Lord of the dark things.... UuuUuUuUuuuh.

No idea what it could be called, looks cool though, way to cool to be someones minion.

 

[JarrardKO]

Major CnP abuse. Looks ok though.

 

[Dionesiist]

It's called UV wrapping -_-"

 

[WILL THE ALMIGHTY]

Yes and he seems to not have done any. It needs some serious UV fixing.

 

[bkdud_32]

Major CnP abuse. Looks ok though.

i dont c ne cnp but then again i dont really know what know what cnp is

and whats UV?

 

[Massive_attack]

Arthas in 50 years.

 

[JarrardKO]

i dont c ne cnp but then again i dont really know what know what cnp is

and whats UV?

CnP = Copy and Pasting.

 

[bkdud_32]

i didnt CnP so dont say stuff yall dont know about things.

 

[Kuhneghetz]

UV mapping is a 3D modelling process of making a 2D image representing a 3D model. The map transforms the 3D object onto an image known as a texture. In contrast to "X", "Y" and "Z", which are the coordinates for the original 3D object in the modelling space, "U" and "V" are the coordinates of the transformed object. Then the image is back-transformed ("wrapped" or "painted") onto the surface of the 3D object. For example, it is used to give an animated character a realistic looking face, but various other applications are possible.

When a model is created as a polygon mesh using a 3D modeler, UV coordinates can be generated for each vertex in the mesh. Then each triangle will map to the desired part of the texture, allowing a "decal sheet" technique to be used.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UV_mapping

Oinkerwinkle's Vertex Modifier has a nice UV editing tool, and it's free too. You'll also find som other useful tools there.

i didnt CnP so dont say stuff yall dont know about things.

Then you are using in-game textures. Take it as a good thing, since models without custom textures can be useful (if the UV wrap is properly done of course).

 

[THE_END]

Hmm
I would say make him a Lich..uhh Warrior?
Ok make his face more skeletal
Wrap that chest up nice to give him those ribs
And as Dan said Oinkerwinkle is the way to go

 

[bkdud_32]

how would i make his face more skeletal?
and by wrapping up his chest u mean like suck it in?

 

[bkdud_32]

sry or dbl post but other post didnt seem an appropriate for this lol

neways UPDATE i think he looks better with a dark tinting what yall think?

 

[THE_END]

NO no no
Make him look like a Lich!
That is what I mean!
You have to make that texture work on the model so it make the model look like a Lich

 

[bkdud_32]

if i wanted to make him look like a lich then i don't really get what you're saying do you mean change up all his vertexes to make him look like a lich?

 

[THE_END]

..nevermind

 

[modder]

What Did you use?