AshuraDX

@@Cerez the nose also feels off

@@AshuraDX Can you keep those PBR materials around on your pc for a while? I might have some use for them in the future

of course - if you got in mind what I think you have in mind : you are insane - but I love you

Or a converter? That'd be stunning!

uhm....

ofc not perfect - but it's what I made to get those pbr materials adapted to JKA

EDIT :

also, the hilt came out very nice imo

Making good progress here

Update #1:

finished texturing the Defender

- now it's time to convert those PBR materials for JKA...

Edit :

I'll keep editing the first post for every update from now on

@@Cerez feel free to bundle it with my hilt

also : am I the only one who sees a slight duckface there XD ?

it'd be enoguh to add a small box there - the straps could easily stay textured

but the puch could be made as a little box

Progress on @@Rooxon's and My new HD Saber Pack

Base Hilts :

Single 8 : Defender

-model needs to be converted for JKA

-Textures have to be adapted for JKA's shaders

-need extra files (shaders, .sab file)

Additional Hilts :

Single 10 : Veteran

-currently looks like a toy

-needs textures

-has to be converted for JKA

-needs extra files

-final tweaking

@@Milamber has been rubbing this plugin under my nose for half a year now

now share it plox @@Scooper

Shoulders are tricky - are you worknig with envelopes only or do you use weight painting/ the vertex weighting tools ?

don't stick with envelopes - they will only give you fucky results

yes, first weight your unclothed model then apply a skinwrap modifier to the clothing and pick your allready weighted model as source.

Then tweak parameters and test deformation unitl you get a decent result, once you are statisfied press the covnert to skin button and admire your work

@@Cerez First of all a Screenshot showing what exactly is going wrong will definitely help us troubleshoot your problem, but here's what I can tell you without seeing it :

the gaps indicate different weighting values effecting the vertices at the 2 ends connecting

the shading breaks are usual aswell - they are caused  different vertex normals on both sides - which I tried to fix inside JKA but enver managed to do while using carcass - you can only hide them in less obvious areas

about the tags - that might be caused by a hierarchy error - I have to see your mesh hierarchy (everything below mesh_root) but yes you can move them - just delete the skin modifier before you try doing that and then reweight the tag

those modern guns are from counterstrike - right ?

finally ! Great Job @@minilogoguy18

^{The  level of detail...   now, what's next? a swoop? an x-wing??}

hm.... I need to stop getting new Ideas - still have to do R2

Well here ya, go @@Lazarus

if you want further tweaks message me on skype , once everything is finalized i'll pass you the entire thing

there's room for an endless amount of variations which all tile in between each other but still look different for the most part

I wouldn't expect a direct Port since JKHub dislikes them very much. However you may get a reskin of an existing character from someone maybe.

 

Other than that the closest thing is this:

 

http://jediknight3.filefront.com/file/Far_Cry_of_the_Jedi;27267

 

Yeah. Not much but it will do while you wait.

please keep an eye on the date somebody last posted in  thread before replieing - it's not the first time I saw you necro long forgotten threads

http://www.autodesk.com/education/free-software/3ds-max

get max 2012 or 2013

then use the plugins hosted here to export your playermodel or follow DT's Noesis tutorial

first you need to understand what specularity is :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specularity

then how a specular map is supposed to work :
http://wiki.splashdamage.com/index.php/Specular_Maps

now take a look at this :
http://blenderartists.org/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=126849&d=1295339992
 

the left model shows the actual specular map displayed on the model

the right model shows how the specular map effects the model if set up correctly in the shader/material (for demo purposes they replaced the basic diffuse color map with a pure black image)

now to the creation process :

just paint it or use hue saturation + brightness contrast on areas of your diffuse texture to get a practically working specular map

to get a fully fledged and correct specular map you'll have to create it by hand

keep in mind that not all materials reflect light ("shine") with the same intensity the intensity of the reflection/shine is determined by the color of a pixel in your specular map - white being super shiny and black being matte/dull

also don't rely on that tutorial - it was amde for a specific game - which utilises a much more modern shading system and there utilises 2 different maps to generate the shine on characters - that's not what you need for JKA

I think the NPC menu only renders a model - instead of spawning the NPC

which is why it appears in it's original size

yeah, then it'S caused by the scale x line in the npc file , it appearently scales down weapons aswell

are other weapons tiny aswell @@dark_apprentice ?

Wow, that was fast! Yep, you've done a few things there that I have no idea how to do yet...

 

My mew's head shape doesn't look too bad in comparison, though -- now that I've included the quarter view reference in the design. So I guess that's a good sign, then.   Thanks for the help, @@AshuraDX.

well what is it that you don't know how to do ?

I began with a single poly and modeled the entire thing from that single polygon by dragging out/extruding edges

starting with creating the loop around 1 eye, then enabling symmetry

lemme see how far you've come by now

here, check this out to learn how to avoid tris and ngons as I do :

you can skip to 3:10 if you are only interested in getting a clean quad topology - but I recommend watching the entire thing

@@Cerez check this out :

it's downloadable aswell

EDIT :

and just for the lulz

https://sketchfab.com/models/249fec35674b4a339afbcb3ca4145740

yeah use iamge palnes , @@Cerez Mind if I take a shot at modeling mews head to supply you with examples on how to achieve the shape and topology ?

ofc they are - but you should get some orthogonal refence aswell

check this out for example :

http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2013/302/0/c/mew_by_artdean1992-d6sanc6.jpg

and then compare it to this :

ah okay - then you might want to change the head shape though - take a look at it from above - it's quite blocky right now