Quad Mech Staff Pick
- August 30, 2013
- 1,632 Downloads
- 18 Likes
- Blender 2.6x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: MillionthVector
- License: CC-BY
Description:
Here's a mech model that was created in one day, it has alot of large texture images, well, actually they are dirtmap images, as the camo was done procedurally.
I wasn't originally going to post this, but someone wanted it, so here it is! Enjoy!
However, do be warned, as it was created in one day, it may be considered a nice example of sloppy use of polys, textures, and umm, yeah.
It's not rigged, or anything like that, it is unwrapped, but with smart unwrap, so expect sloppiness.
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saertaggert
Written September 02, 2013I have to say, your entry into the contest at blendercookie was an early favorite of mine. When I get my entry for the contest done I am sorely tempted to do a render of your mech and mine drawing down on each other. Just gotta get the rig done on mine so it's possible.
Cheers, and Best of Luck! May the best blenderhead win!
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jzp706
Written September 13, 2013We are looking for a armour/vehicle modeler for a game project we are working on. If you are intrested we would be extremely honored for you to join our team.
If interested, contact: Jacobpaul76@gmail.com
Please Consider
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MillionthVector
Written September 16, 2013I've already got enough projects right now but thank you for the offer.
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Copperplate
Written September 17, 2013I just wanted to say this model is fantastic. What gpu did you use to render it and how much gpu ram did it use?
Thanks, Adam
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MillionthVector
Edited September 19, 2013I used Blender Internal, so all CPU, thanks for your comment!
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Copperplate
Written September 22, 2013Wow, that's really excellent for Blender internal. I downloaded this on Friday night and gave it a render on my old Pentium 4 530, and it took 13 minutes! Time for a upgrade, LOL! By the way, thanks so much for including the lighting and node setups... that's extremely useful information. Also the lighting is very cinematic.
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stuntman7545
Written September 28, 2013Nice work! Do you know anywhere I can find a tutorial for dirtmapping?
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MillionthVector
Written September 30, 2013Go to vertex paint mode and click "Paint" then "Dirty Vertex Colors". To bake the dirtmap to textures, add a new shadeless material and check the box that says "Vertex Color Paint" under "Options".
Now UV unwrap the model, create a new texture, select the object, go to render settings, under "Bake" click the bake button, you should have a dirt map after a bit.
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sendinthejagdpanther
Written November 19, 2013must say, that could make a great turret on a battleship or something.
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coolboysnice
Written August 20, 2015thanke yo about the greate mech i am govin to add in to my movie
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daanstudios
Written April 22, 2016Would you mind if i use this model, in my short film, please? Because this is a amazing model, and you did a great job! And if you won`t mind if i use it in my short film, i will ofcaurse put a link, in my description to your Blend Swap Model. It is a amazing model!
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Nice mech, I saw it on Blender Cookie.