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Can you see the flaming tennis shoe?

DWells55 wrote:There's definetly bumps there

I said on bipeds ._.

I've heard that bump maps haven't been enabled on bipeds yet, explaining some of the low quality graphics in the first person shots. Also, one of the main improvements is they're getting rid of the mipmap/real time rendering texture popping, and they're ditching the lod system so when you look at a ...

Maybe try to go more in depth as to what style of terrain you are creating. If you need help just google for images or boot up a game for reference. I suggest booting up a game since you can look at the reference materials from all angles. Example, for a map I'm making for Halo 2 vista, I booted up ...

It... could happen.

Made with cubemaps generated from my hallway scene:
*inspired by h2r

This scene is pretty old, but I re-opened it today to make a fresh render of it.
The space skybox textures were relocated and were no longer linked to the scene so I wasn't about to post a shot looking out the window.

Yeah, environment modeling is what I'm best at. I'm working on my texturing skills at the moment as well.

"Press X to enter The Void"

Your MC's detail goes unchallenged.

Halo 2 Rules!! wrote:expect a picture by tonight

I'm not the most proficient halo 2 modder so I have to ask a newbish question here. Did you model that?

I'm sure many of you have seen this picture of chief: http://img446.imageshack.us/img446/3213/themasterchief0bx.jpg And im sure those of you who make renders and such of the chief run into problems; regardless of how souped up you can make your chief (as seen below), those details seem unreachable. ...

I was messing around with a lightboard and got some neat results:

Actually one of them was of me <_<.

The marines were originally created as a branch of the navy to use against enemies that got onboard a ship. Some could stay down on deck with swords, and others could stay up in the crows nest with rifles to pick off enemies. The marines may be a bit more individualized from the navy today, but I be...