Ghost Trap 3D model

Equipment Ghost Traps
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it was a heavy burden to bare but i got through the head scratching and hair pulling torment of this being my very first attempt at 3D modeling!! i prefer “digital prop building” for this one reason, if you mess up, just press Ctrl + Z!!

i got caught up in this so much i hardly captured pictures on its progress, and towards the end i got really eager to finish it so im sorry for lack of pictures on the textureing.

software used:

3ds max 9

adobe photoshop cs4

first texture idea

next ill be working on a proton pack! cheers for viewing peeps

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Bravo Daint! She’s a work of art :slight_smile:

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why thank you :slight_smile:

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Very nice! Good work with the textures, achieving the look of wear on the edges and inside of the cartridge housing.

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That is truly amazing! Dare I ask, is this a water tight model?

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thank you kingpin! some areas need a little touch up still, but that can wait.

that’s a negative slimeguy, the cartridge and shell are both just individually grouped together for now so i can slide the cartridge out or un-group it all to edit any vertex’s ect…, thinking about making an inside to the cartridge and posssssssibly adding a sort of skeleton to the door hinges so they can open, but im still pretty new to 3D modeling :slight_smile:

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Nice to get a new look at how the cartridge vents and circles look. I never had time to add them to my cartridge but plan to do so before PKE Surge.

G

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Pretty nice, now just get rid of the default light, change background color and tone down the ray-tracing and it should really stand out.

I tried 3DSMax before, just couldn’t get into it. Maya just felt more natural for me.

Still great model. And did you make the v-hook under it, in three parts? Why?

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as i said CPU64, im new to this, only been doing it for about a month, still have ALOT to learn, any tips would be greatly appreciated! and the vhook is under it, but thanks for the comment :slight_smile: