Never tried a semi-hard surface model in 3DCoat.
My attempt at a spacecraft - just in voxel mode now and needs to be retopo'd, decorated and all that.
Space Craft made in 3DCoat
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jamesmc
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Space Craft made in 3DCoat
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Re: Space Craft made in 3DCoadt
Nice model there james, i have never tryed modeling in 3d coat
Was it easy ?
Cheers Ralph
Was it easy ?
Cheers Ralph
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Re: Space Craft made in 3DCoadt
Yup, pretty easy. Just have to increase the resolution while modeling.pugman 1 wrote:Nice model there james, i have never tryed modeling in 3d coat
Was it easy ?
Cheers Ralph
Used cutoff to form shapes an extrusion with 'rectangle' shape to put details on.
Here's a render in Carrara - flying around in space in "stealth" mode.
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Re: Space Craft made in 3DCoat
How it looks in Wireframe without the normal map.
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