This is a single player experience for all terminator fans using the unreal engine III by Epic Games. set in the year 2029 you are placed in the boots a of soldier serving for humankind against the ruthless army of machines. The final campaign will feature nine chapters of a roller coaster ride, inspired by James Cameron's masterpiece franchise. Confront the many killing machines at skynet's disposal including the HK aerial, the HK tank, the mini HK, and the legendary T800 with an arsenal of futuristic plasma weapons. game by Kevin M. Bryant. custom content by Kevin M. Bryant. custom audio by Ben Sterry. original score by Thom Maggs. gears of war content by Epic Games. unreal technology by Epic Games. Terminator Franchise in honor to James Cameron.
Looks great! keep up the good work.
It's still missing some small details but it's pretty much 98% done (The high poly).
Nice!
Proportions are off a bit, but otherwise very solid work. Remember this is based off a human skeleton, so be sure to overlay that on your render. The femur here seems comparatively short to the tibia. It should be a bit longer than the lower leg bones. Also, the hip seems really dainty. Looks like it should be slightly wider and come down a bit further (at least to the bottom of the leg's hip joint).
Look forward to seeing more! Looking great.
Thank you for the overlay tip. that is a very good Idea.
great job cant wait to see them in action ;)
looking pretty sweet atm, look forward to more.
GET TO THE... wrong movie. Its getting there, I hope to see it with the in game lighting.
This looks exellent. I love the new look of the feet. It actually looks like you could wrap some skin around that.
The pistons on the forearms are also way too thick. It doesn't look skeletal enough. Everything else looks fine to me, apart from the proportions.
jesus christ! thanks for changing the ankles and feet, they look SO much better now!
Looking great man!
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Looking forward to this :)
That is a good model. but I would rather reference the real thing. I have dozens of highres photos of a life-size displayed at a universal studios theme park.
Would you be willing to tell me where you learned 3d modelling? Did you use online tutorials, books, classes, or did you just experiment and teach yourself?
I have been using tutorials and experimenting trying to teach myself, but I can't even begin to imagen how to do something like this.
Thanks, good luck with your game. It looks fantastic.
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