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test sculpt in zbrush

alright that's done

flintlock grenade launcher wip

hard surface modeling project #blender #b3d

@MattChica nah its too much work for what its worth

@realrynfox Are you releasing the next week at freddy's Model's Still. It's been a year

frosted glass effect using box blur in unreal

@realrynfox I need to see the topology on this it looks insane

wip textures

@Shy_421 thank you!

@realrynfox god this looks so good wtf

Finished!

Finished texturing the fire extinguisher

wip hand-held fire extinguisher

@MikeSchmidtfan @Macabrecrypt 's brainchild!

@realrynfox I LOCE THAT YOU MADE THE CONNECTORS LOOK LIKE THE TEETH THATS SO CLEVER

Toy Chica is released on Gumroad rynfox.gumroad.com/l/toychica #FNAF #FiveNightsAtFreddys #fnaffanart #blender3d

@Glyph_3D i usually just default to vertex groups, but for a rig that isnt meant to be ported out of blender, i suppose that would be a good option. Thanks for the feedback and the support!

@realrynfox vertices/armature modifiers, it creates a ton of unnecessary lag when posing, had it been rigged through object parenting, this wouldn't be an issue + simplifying/lowering the mesh res probably wouldn't need to be done. gotta give it an 8 though, still a very great model.

I'd love to work on more FNaF rigs in this style, but don't really have as much freetime anymore, unless its worth doing. If Toy Chica gets decent downloads, we'll be working on the rest of the Toys! Consider supporting us by getting Toy Chica if you're interested!

Toy Chica RELEASE! rynfox.gumroad.com/l/toychica #FNAF #FiveNightsAtFreddys #fnaffanart #blender3d

@Andre3wDud3 I don't really think too much about the time period, since robots of today still kinda walk goofy. In the time period accurate to FNaF, they just would be simple machines bolted down onto the stage

@realrynfox Oh, so you're having the toys be nearer to the present as opposed to the em' being more in the past? Honestly, makes sense with em' being so advanced.

@henningsanden For me, texturing big assets is by far the most difficult topic. For custom texturing with a few optimization tricks there's so much info out there, but things get so much more difficult when you scale things up and still want to keep a nice detail level and target texel density

What did you struggle with when you learned how to model for games? If you had a tutorial series back then, what are the top 3 things you wish it had covered?