Impressive Red Ring Rico render

[lostinseganet]

http://blenderartists.org/forum/showthread.php?t=84225
Wow and this was done back in 2006. I wish sega would make their models like this.



<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: lostinseganet on 2007-09-07 14:08 ]</font>

[DC_PLAYER]

awsome i beleive i once sawn an upgraded model of a hucast
*goolges*

[Para]

Impressive.. I wonder if the guy can port it to UT2k4 or the upcoming UT3?

[RedX]

IF Sega made their models like that you won't be play the game on anything but a uber PC or if your lucky a PS3 maxed out.
ontopic: it is extremely good work.

[navci]

It is a model for animation. It's really not efficient as a game model. :> A lot of the details should have to be done with texturing if it was a game model... like... NORMAL MAPPING! <3.. Ya, pretty nonetheless. Oh ya, the hair is prolly next gen compatible now I guess. :>

[Skuda]

It does look very nice, but looking at how some of the geometry was set up, it kinda urked me. As Navci said, it's not efficient as a game model.

Nice stuff though. http://www.pso-world.com/images/phpbb/icons/smiles/icon_smile.gif

[Weeaboolits]

Coolie.

[BlackHat]

Awesome.

[F-Gattaca]

Holy crap!

As if it wasn't already an impressive translation of the concept artwork, he made this in Blender? I couldn't figure that program out at all.

It's true that the model's not efficient for game use, but I don't think this guy was aiming for the model to be used in today's games; looks like it was meant more for FMV.

[Neith]

On 2007-09-07 19:02, navci wrote:
It is a model for animation. It's really not efficient as a game model. :> A lot of the details should have to be done with texturing if it was a game model... like... NORMAL MAPPING! <3.. Ya, pretty nonetheless. Oh ya, the hair is prolly next gen compatible now I guess. :>



Ew, normal mapping, hated doing that.

For a character model, that's really nice. Not practical for any application in all but the highest-spec games (I'd imagine the poly count's pretty high, seeing as all the details are modelled, rather than textured), but its nice to see an up-to-date Rico.

I'd consider trying a HUnewearl, but I have a love/hate relationship with both character modelling and 3DS Max.

[lostinseganet]

On 2007-09-08 04:11, UrikoBB3 wrote:

On 2007-09-07 19:02, navci wrote:
It is a model for animation. It's really not efficient as a game model. :> A lot of the details should have to be done with texturing if it was a game model... like... NORMAL MAPPING! <3.. Ya, pretty nonetheless. Oh ya, the hair is prolly next gen compatible now I guess. :>



Ew, normal mapping, hated doing that.

For a character model, that's really nice. Not practical for any application in all but the highest-spec games (I'd imagine the poly count's pretty high, seeing as all the details are modelled, rather than textured), but its nice to see an up-to-date Rico.

I'd consider trying a HUnewearl, but I have a love/hate relationship with both character modelling and 3DS Max.

This person had one of those too.
http://www.leewj.com/gallery.html
That all the pso stuff I could find.

[navci]

The person with the HUneweal one though.. model is nice. But the face... was.. sorta... off. >.>