Can't quite get the results i want with this model, will rather start on a new one later that isn't dependent of a refernece picture. i figure itd be better for me to actually learn how to use zbrush properly before going into such endavours.

Regardless tho ive learned a lot from this model so it wasnt for nothing i suppose.

How hard is it to sculpt? I don't have the 'artistic eye', I think it'd be a lot easier with depth perception. I can't wait for Blender Oculus-Rift enabled.

Night wrote:
Made 096 first, didn't really bother with the arms and back.

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Not that I mind a new 096 model (quite the opposite!) but what's up with his chin? His derp look now goes way beyond derp.
He looks like he's about to eat my face But seriously, his chin looks weird. I'm fine with the rest of his face so far, but someone get the cheese grater and grate down dem chin bones please

Personally I like the chin, I think it's fitting.

mrpeanut188 wrote:How hard is it to sculpt? I don't have the 'artistic eye', I think it'd be a lot easier with depth perception. I can't wait for Blender Oculus-Rift enabled.

Depends, you mean irl or Zbrush? obviously it's easier in real life, just takes time to get used to Zbrush and all of its features.
Also, didn't know Blender was doing that, sounds cool!

Sermiah wrote: Not that I mind a new 096 model (quite the opposite!) but what's up with his chin? His derp look now goes way beyond derp.
He looks like he's about to eat my face But seriously, his chin looks weird. I'm fine with the rest of his face so far, but someone get the cheese grater and grate down dem chin bones please

Just thought it'd fit with the fact he can open his jaw 4 times(?) wider. No real reason.
Although, I think that his face looks derpy simply because his mouth is closed, did you see how the current model looks like with its mouth close?

Just because his jaw opens up 4 times as wide, doesn't mean his chin has to match up that... uh...size? Let me rephrase that. I think it looks a tad odd how it looks so... pointy?
Otherwise I wouldn't even care much

And yes, I have seen what he looks like with his mouth closed. You know, in the old times. Also... Garry's Mod *snicker*

Night wrote:Depends, you mean irl or Zbrush? obviously it's easier in real life, just takes time to get used to Zbrush and all of its features.

Modelling, I have a problem where things don't look right, but I can't find out what to change to fix it sorta thing.

Night wrote:

mrpeanut188 wrote: I can't wait for Blender Oculus-Rift enabled.

Also, didn't know Blender was doing that, sounds cool!

No, they aren't officially doing that if that's what you thought I meant. I mean that the Blender Game Engine can use oculus, and that's being merged into
Blender as 'interactive view', also Blender is open-source so if it's not an 'official' feature then I can always download a modified copy.

Serimah wrote: -snip-

Hence "no real reason", usually people with big jaws have big/long chins too.

mrpeanut188 wrote: -snip-

There ain't much you can do about that then, it just comes with experience and practising.

Well alright then Just thought his chin/face could look a little more... humanoid, but it's growing on me.

I, however, do love this sketch, just to throw this out there. At first I ironically thought it was made by you Night, as it reminded me both of the old and the newer 096 model.

Having a go at ZBrush again, this time I'm using it to get normal maps for a model, and as with the previous time, I modeled (it's a pretty hard face to model, and makes for good practice). keep in mind that, despite it being pretty sloppy, this is the first time I've ever done something like this with normal maps.