2010 Suzuki RM-Z 250/450

[p2sta]

nope, it's just basic polymodeling, 3ds max can't handle nurbs too much if you want to go for a nurbs then try Rhino 3D or AST
If you want some help about the polymodeling, let me know on msn

[mace-x]

nope, it's just basic polymodeling, 3ds max can't handle nurbs too much if you want to go for a nurbs then try Rhino 3D or AST
If you want some help about the polymodeling, let me know on msn

it looks like a sort of polymodeling with meshsmooth or something like that. am i wrong?
btw, you gotta have a powerfull comp to handle that much polygons on max.

[p2sta]

thanks man, you are right, it's polymodeling with meshsmooth modifier

you don't need too powerful computer for this. My car has more them 3milions of polies without meshsmooth and still you can handle it pretty well The problem comes when you apply textures on it

[mace-x]

thanks man, you are right, it's polymodeling with meshsmooth modifier

you don't need too powerful computer for this. My car has more them 3milions of polies without meshsmooth and still you can handle it pretty well The problem comes when you apply textures on it

why?
i always get a softer blob when apply meshsmooth and i totally miss the shape of my object!
i´ll digg on it later

[ddmx]

Maybe tighter vertices around the edge points would help that out? It does in blender at least.

[stevoktm]

In blender to make tighter edges you have to add creases to certain edges, not sure about 3ds max.

[LuizH]

thanks man, you are right, it's polymodeling with meshsmooth modifier

you don't need too powerful computer for this. My car has more them 3milions of polies without meshsmooth and still you can handle it pretty well The problem comes when you apply textures on it

why?
i always get a softer blob when apply meshsmooth and i totally miss the shape of my object!
i´ll digg on it later

You have to create subdivisions so you can create "edges" other then that you will have a blob.
You can use "connect" tool or the good old knife to create those

[p2sta]

yeah guys, the modeling is almost same as lowpoly, just you don't need to looks at any limits

and if you want to make a sharp edge you need to extrude or chamfer it. If you have any questions don't be afraid to ask

have worked on the cylinder head little more and made lowpoly base of the plastics, the bike finally starts to looks like a bike

hope you like it

[DJD]

Wow.

[applerider]

Wow.

[motoxlova#1]

Jizz... In my pants. Holy shit that's one fine model.
What DJD said.

[yFMX]

It might be the angle of the render but the proportions look a bit off. The swingarm looks too short and the number plates too big. The bottom part of the yellow (in real life) part of the shrouds should be almost flat.

[MX196]

It might be the angle of the render but the proportions look a bit off. The swingarm looks too short and the number plates too big. The bottom part of the yellow (in real life) part of the shrouds should be almost flat.

[Mona]

It might be the angle of the render but the proportions look a bit off. The swingarm looks too short and the number plates too big. The bottom part of the yellow (in real life) part of the shrouds should be almost flat.

I agree 100%.

To p2sta, have you tried lining up a profile shot of the rmz250 to your model? It helps keep everything proportional.

[Jester#132]

It might be the angle of the render but the proportions look a bit off. The swingarm looks too short and the number plates too big. The bottom part of the yellow (in real life) part of the shrouds should be almost flat.

But other than that it's looking good, can't wait to see this thing in-game .