Popular Posts
-
These images are of my 3d model I built for a uni project. It took a few weeks, and was built in 3ds max. ... -
Today me and Andy began work on our Enemy Character for War of the Roses. Using a base mesh, we have sculpted the basic features of the char... -
Since my last post featuring my castle, I have made a dew minor changes to it to increase it realism. A few of textures were changed, aswell... -
Once the Log section of the level was complete, I set out to implement a similar set up, only with a boulder following you from behind. The ... -
Over the past week I we have been continuing work on our enemy character for the game. Working with the original model we created, I added m... -
War of the Roses 2D Platformer After lots of planning we have now began work on our 2D Platformer Project, 'War of the Roses'. Th... -
Below is my Final Motion Graphics render. It was made using Adobe After Effects.
-
Over the past week I have been working on a couple of models to use in our game, and also in a presentation for a Uni module in the coming ... -
Another aspect of the game I worked on this week was a new gameplay feature within the game. It involves the character running up a slope, w... -
Here I have posted my Character Animation from my second year at University. We were given a character already rigged, and told to animate h...
Thursday, 15 March 2012
War of the Roses Enemy Character Creation Pt1
Today me and Andy began work on our Enemy Character for War of the Roses. Using a base mesh, we have sculpted the basic features of the characters face.
Using a base mesh, we have sculpted the basic features of the characters face.
Using the Masking tool on the characters head, we next created the basic shape of a helmet.
We then took to shaping the helmet based on the image parallel to it. We added a different shape to the front of it however, to make it look a little more unique.
The next was to create the basic cloth clothing we wanted for the soldier. Once again using the masking tool we obtained the basic shape of the character.
Then using other tools we shaped it to an appropriate look that we were satisfied with.
For the Gauntlets we wanted to use something similar to this reference image. We were able to create the elbow protection, and then allow it to overlap the cloth material.
We finished today's work through masking the basic shape for the Body Armour and Boots. Further detail will be added to all aspects of the model later in the week.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment