agreed. seems like sculptris is really catching on

Years ago, I have had the obsession to make crap and get very fast a deal with a publisher. This worked for some of my finished projects in the past. These days, I dont have the push to work on this route anymore, so I went back to the style of my early projects. I just take long time and work out animated bitmaps. These are all windows, needles and a chaotic script sturcture with overloaded panel elements. No "bitoperations" and strange drugs like that. And tell you what... chaotic scripts are working very well.

lookin pretty, would be good to see the animation

@Painkiller : great work, looks professionnal !

But perhaps bring on some mood or dirt floor on ground, some sort of texture like that (less grass golf terrain) ?

Perhaps bring on some 3D assets like for example crahsed cars or other 3D assets to make it look less empty outdoor ?




@HellX:
Really good ! does Cinema 4D incorporate some texture generator ?

yeah, putting crashed car models would be nice, but I would need to buy them

I think you cand find some free ones on internet, you just have to make polygon cuts, deform vertices, than put apply some dirty rust paints on the texture.

finished the sword mesh today:

http://www.imagesload.net/img/Nemesis_Sword.png

fast sculptris character !
Little big planet influence for possible arcade game.

Very nice! The material covering his mouth looks too plastic though. Try making sharper edges and smoother lines there.

Kinda. You can compose any arbitrary material by composing and blending everything procedurally together. I used e.g. procedural noise textures to build the (cold) lava texture and I am coloring it by a color gradient, dependent on the noise value, to achieve the lava effect. It is really awesome!