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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
Had some ideas for a robot and scribbled them out on some bits of paper while at work. This is some of the result of those scribblings.


Chris

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
Nice render. Gonna do anything with it?
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+VarnishedOtter
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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
Try rigging him will be a fun exercise.
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-johnbeyer
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johnbeyer

3 years ago
Love it! This is such a good base object for a complex, robot-machine. It is really thought off well and everything seems to fit perfectly and realisticly so far. maybe hang some wires on it from the top to the point where it turns? like in Half life 2, with the robot named Dog.

Looks great so far, Keep it up!

John

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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
Oh man Dog was so cool.
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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
Are you referring to my fish?
Chris

-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
I'd love to be able to give him a really nice rig. That's something I'm not that proficient at so I hope I'm not biting off more than I can chew.


Chris

-johnbeyer
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johnbeyer

3 years ago
Looks great! it's so lovely modeled. you have my exalts smile.gif

+VarnishedOtter
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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
Thats a good lookin finger.
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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
Thanks, There are way too many finger puns I could have made hahaha.
The ideas have been flowing good so far. I'm kinda drawing a blank when it comes to the torso though. I know what I want the head to look like but I'm having a hard time modeling it for some reason
Chris

-Tyson
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Tyson

3 years ago
Have you got a sketch of the whole robot. each piece is shaping up really well but getting his design to work as a whole is pretty important yeah?

-Tyson
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Tyson

3 years ago
check out ghost in the shell innocence for reference for your rig.

+VarnishedOtter
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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
I have that dvd sitting on my desk right now, just waiting for me to have a chance to watch it. Now I'm gonna keep my eyes out.
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+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
Nice work Chris, it's looking really good.
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-SpitFire
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SpitFire

3 years ago
That's looking really great.
Rick

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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
I didn't do a complete sketch but I tried to sketch the overall idea as it came.
No matter what I do there is always some sort of sketch involved. More and more I feel like a few standard primitives stuck together in Max are as good as a pen and paper. Here are the crude sketches. I'm sure you will find the head in the mess, I can't get the 3D head to look like the sketch. I know it kinda looks "butt like" but it's supposed to be brain like.

I looked at some Ghost In The Shell vids on youtube, definitely inspiring., not sure how that would help with the rig.

Again, thanks to all for the constructive crits and praise.

Chris

-Tyson
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Tyson

3 years ago
Butt like? so what sort of plug is that? no sorry. I like the modelling style very smooth but still mechanical.

What I meant by my comment was more about over-all appeal in the design of your robot '"Character" the relationships between the volumes as a whole.



-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
That would be uhhhhh a brain plug? Now I'm just embarrassed.
I think I get what you mean now. I know very little about planning for the over-all appeal. All I can do is hope that my taste and whatever sense of composition I have will come through in the final product.
For now I have primitives in various places to fill in the gaps.

Chris

-Ervis
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Ervis

3 years ago
Really cool.Its getting awsome.I want see more ...

-johnbeyer
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johnbeyer

3 years ago
This is getting some serious shape now. I love the armpatches and details that you are adding to it. It looks just fine. I like the way you just build on part by part. this might not look like it, but it is an awesome training you do to yourself. I mean, the more we model and build, the more we know about Max and Vray smile.gif

Looks awesome,

Keep it up,

Johnbeyer

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
Man, that looks good. This is gonna be a tough challenge.
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-SpitFire
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SpitFire

3 years ago
This is coming together great Chris.
Rick

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+VarnishedOtter
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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
It really is looking good. I'm really gonna have to work hard to contend this.
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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
The original idea was to treat the bot as sort of a skeleton and partially cover it with acrylic armor. I'm still having problems with the torso. I don't want it to be like ribs but don't want this big solid mass either.

I hope the new challenge doesn't keep you meatbags from offering suggestions wink.gif


Chris

+Steve Martin
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Steve Martin

3 years ago
Of course not Chris, we're all friends here. I would suggest that you scrap the whole thing and just sumbit a few primatives loosely assembled as a robot. It's a sure winner!
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+VarnishedOtter
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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
you could go with the exposed spinal column idea?

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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
Hey I like that, I was thinking about a power source thingy like you have at the top of the column. I think I'll bring the neck down between the struts and into the hips.

Chris

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VarnishedOtter

3 years ago
Nice, whats the chrome material made out of?
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-cdballew
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cdballew

3 years ago
It's a "Blend" of brass and steel using a mask. The brass has falloff in the diffuse and reflect slot with frensel reflections. The steel is just simple chrome with a bump.
Chris

-Tyson
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Tyson

3 years ago
Wow, looking really good dude. Some sort of chest plate would look cool.

-good_days15
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good_days15

3 years ago
wow chris.... amazing work man.... and especially the material makes it more attractive.

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