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Stage 1: Measuring parts
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Every detail should be measured to high precision so that a robot is modeled exactly. |
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Stage 2: Modeling small parts
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Modeling. Simple polygonal modeling. The only nicety is that robots are complicated enough and modeling were made in order to save a maximum of the details with a minimum of polygons.This detail is as the previous one from preceding screenshot, but with tuned smoothing. |
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Stage 3: Modeling body
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Stage 4: Exporting in 3DS Max
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Export to 3DMAX, selection of robot's position. |
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Stage 5: Environment
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Placing of the robot into its environment, export of the final file to CULT. |
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Final product
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View Model (182 Kb)
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