Got back to modeling the dashboard today.
Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Mon Jan 23, 2017 2:58 am
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For those folks that have been closely watching this thread, want you to know that it may be a few days before I have another update. My computer crashed and I'm in the process of re-imaging it.
Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Fri Jan 13, 2017 1:45 am
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For today, I added a bit more detail to the steering wheel and dash. I also noticed some unexpected geometry in the fender that required some rework.
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Thu Jan 12, 2017 5:30 am
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The bevel approach is how I did the seats, but will try out your suggestion for edge split & sharp.
Like you suggested, I've also been thinking that multiple configurations would be pretty cool. First version will be stock, but I would like a version with weight reduction, turbo charger, different liveries, race tire/rims, etc.
Thanks for the offer to assist if I run into challenges.
Today's builder log entry...
Simple blocking out of dash and steering wheel.
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Wed Jan 11, 2017 4:10 am
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As a blender user, I would also advise you to use the sharp edges flag with the edge split modifier. I joined you an example of my latest work with the indications where to find the options:
The cyan lines are the edges I flagged, as you can see it works quite well to control smoothing. This might help you with your car for the sharper lines. If you also have the budget, you can bevel the edges with 2 subdivisions and mark both extremes of the bevel with sharp lines, this simulates quite well the small radii. For the interior, you could also redraw the shapes with minimum details and bake the high poly details onto a texture. On the interior model focus more on the front door panels, dashboard, the steering wheel and the visible stuff.
If you need anything during the creation / exportation process, feel free to ask me. Also if you need help with physics for this car tell me.
Looking at you model, I keep wondering what it would be like to have a race version as a bonus with big fat good years, a rollcage, 800 hp and side pipes. In that direction
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What do you think ?
Keep up the epic work, it is going to pay dividends when finished.
Cheers,
J.J.
Statistics: Posted by jjsca — Tue Jan 10, 2017 8:30 pm
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Appreciate you sharing the tips. Cannot tell from the image above, but the back seat is a very basic block model. I also skipped doing the rear seat details like seat belts, armrests, etc.
All comments are welcome.
Here is today's entry for the build log. Worked on the seats. It's starting to look track worthy.
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Tue Jan 10, 2017 4:41 am
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How many Polys do you have right now (-->in-game performance)? Also keep in mind not to exaggerate the interior; what you see in the game is essentially limited to dashboard, steering wheel, A-pillar fairing, center console... and as point of view does not change, you can even make use of textures to fake details here.
For the remains (back seats, back shelf, leg room..), a very rough and low poly model is sufficient, as you will never see it from a close range; you only need this for the car not to appear empty or hollow.
Statistics: Posted by simon-2 — Mon Jan 09, 2017 2:37 pm
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Mon Jan 09, 2017 2:34 am
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Sun Jan 08, 2017 5:41 am
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Sat Jan 07, 2017 7:05 am
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Added rear bumper.
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Statistics: Posted by xDraconian — Fri Jan 06, 2017 2:54 am
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