Tf2 modelling

[MuG]

Looks fucking sweet terb, nice work!

[Terbulus]

an update

[Flynnstone]

Looking cool but the overlapping green and pink blocks will probably cause you some texturing probs.

[Terbulus]

yeah not sure about the clipping
its there till i can figure out how to snap/glue stuff together at least

[d0n_th3_run_4ss4ss1n]

you might wanna give smokedef a shout nce as he doesnt seem to have checked this thread yet. but he´s doin more than just pretty well with that kinda model stuff.

enjoy yourself doin it, terb. you might get us our own fester´s place weapon as dlable content and the rest of the world can fuck off only bein able to use it @ the headquarter of madness

[Flynnstone]

Aye the stuff he's posted is cool. What program are ye using btw terb?

[SmokeDef]

I've been monitoring this thread. I don't use 3dsmax though, I have no clue about that program. I use cinema4d which is not ideal for modelling game based content since it's a prog you can polywhore the shit out of scenes.
Here some stupid stuff from my hd.


I'm not really much help here I think, you better ask Buck about exporting stuff and 3dsmax in general.
All I can say is, watch and read tutorials, build the stuff shown in to tutorials to get familiar with the interface, options and mechanism of the used program.
...and here a quicky I did a few days ago.

[SmokeDef]

The extrude tool is your friend. Cutting tools are good too.

I made this for you Terbulus, to give a demonstration what can be done in roughly 25 minutes out of a cube.
Not really a tf2 model though but it's one consistent poly mesh, just an example.
This was more or less freestyle, I made quite a few such ships already. Same concept, different looks.
Squeezed together to 7 minutes - no audio

You Tube Direct Link

[Coco]

Impressive Smoke!

[Califax]

Nice stuff Smoke... I like creative people...