Author Topic: Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)  (Read 2775 times)

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Offline Grey Wolf

Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)
Apparently he doesn't like my l33t modeling from before I knew what I was doing.
You see things; and you say "Why?" But I dream things that never were; and I say "Why not?" -George Bernard Shaw

 

Offline Martinus

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Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)
Hmmm, judging by the number of postings I don't think the morrigan is 'leet enough... is no-one interested or is it just ordinary?

Back to the drawing board?!?

 

Offline mikhael

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Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)
I think its pretty groovy Maeglamor, especially that texturing job. That makes the model right there.

The only think I would change, is perhaps burn a few more polys on the cockpit area. Right now the texture is creating all the definition, but if you were to add a few more polys in the regiou just around the cockpit glass, it would pick out the detail more clearly. Perhaps, also, some polys to fill out the side profile a touch. Its a bit blade like as it is now.

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Offline Martinus

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Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)
When I was designing it I was trying to keep its cross section as small as possible since it's a pretty large-ish ship, when you pull up the enemy has a big target to shoot at. The idea was to make it hard for capships to hit it while you're doing head-on strafing runs but that was the days of xwing vs. Tie. Beam weapons change the rules a bit  

 

Offline Grey Wolf

Contest entry: GTXF Morrigan :)
so that's the origin of the ship...
You see things; and you say "Why?" But I dream things that never were; and I say "Why not?" -George Bernard Shaw