Add some variation, your cliff has the same basic shape and height all the way around. Also, add a cracked/ridgy look in some areas, like Terror has. Thirdly, try to stay away from long sections. Keep every cliff section about the same length. Finally, keep things smooth but shape-defining and cliff-like at the same timeOriginally Posted by selentic
I really dont like how it turned out, I think Im just gonna have to start over, its completely hideous without smoothing.
Well I read this whole thread and seen all the helpful hints that tweek made, and I tried to put a few of them to use. I need to practice but heres what I came up with in about 10-15 minutes. Comment on it so I can improve please
EDIT:
Decided to extend it a bit more to practice.
Last edited by Anton; December 9th, 2007 at 02:37 AM.
amazing what some simple reading/listening can do
Still making your tut?
People who already used that tut. Try using it to model different types of cliiffs. Not just the ones in the tutorial. Like this one. I made this a while back.
beutiful +rep
Very well done.People who already used that tut. Try using it to model different types of cliiffs. Not just the ones in the tutorial. Like this one. I made this a while back.
Hm, wireframe of current:
Nice its getting there I'm also working on something but I do not want to post until I have a decent amount done so yea. :P
thats looking pretty good T1xAnton. I'm interested in seeing where thats going.
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