Quick-Crit 2010

You're going to have some smoothing errors with your current edge flow. I'd also add another layer of edge loop on your cylinder cap, but that's more of a personal preference, it makes it more flat with a sharp edge instead of this weirdly light-ish ring around the edge. Don't be afraid to make the detail floating geo if it messes the smoothing to the point where working a way around is well, too much work.

Also get some high res ref, from looking at your details, you're using a low res ref that doesn't show alot of the details well.

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Originally Posted by kid908

You're going to have some smoothing errors with your current edge flow.

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I see a few of them. They're pretty unnoticeable, but surely they can be fixed. Would you (or someone) mind showing me how you would approach some of the sections that are bad/ugly?

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Originally Posted by kid908

I'd also add another layer of edge loop on your cylinder cap, but that's more of a personal preference, it makes it more flat with a sharp edge instead of this weirdly light-ish ring around the edge.

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Wow, that actually does make a difference. I'll keep this in mind next time.

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Originally Posted by kid908

Also get some high res ref, from looking at your details, you're using a low res ref that doesn't show alot of the details well.

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Lol, the model is an attempt at the DMR from Halo: Reach. It seemed like a simple enough model to really familiarize myself with sub-dividing objects. The references/renders I have are, at max, 1920 x 1080. That seems a bit large for such blatantly absent details, so I believe it's on my behalf why the model is boring.

Here's a DRM i partially did a while back. some of the edges are a bit tight, but I think i got the down.



dl:http://www.megaupload.com/?d=RC8NRGLG

I really appreciate that, thanks a lot.

continuing my trend of very furry pictures



here's another

Look like pokemon for white and black.

100% from scratch...no c/p like other nubs...real calculations...might not seem like art but there is a lot of work involved (at least in this one)
I won't post the features (doh) but they have never been in a previous AimBot (you can see them in the video partially though).



oh and of course not released :allears:

I've always wondered if you could use some probability functions to predict movement better when they're strafing. Sometimes you just know they're gonna move back the other way and so you place your shot differently. If you're bored you could look into that.

When strafing this AimBot hits unless the player strafes very fast. Since most players have the same strafing interval it should be possible to make an algorithm for that. Though when strafing, this bots hits 90% of the time headshot.

http://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...27ljsi29-2.jpg

http://s148.photobucket.com/albums/s...xturesheet.jpghttp://i148.photobucket.com/albums/s...xturesheet.jpg

Im learning on making normals and AO's in MAX, so I did this teeny weeny thingy. I noticed some bad parts, so I am fixing them. Also, should I put dents in the normal map for metal surfaces?