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hand lacks detail but hey nice job

Full bright, since the models are usually dense..so the vertex lighting does its job.

Very early wip, laying down the base colors of the skin.

That would be called rigging, assigning bones to your object. google it ;)

haha, don't worry..i've already done another head :P

there's a script, if i'm not mistaken its cspolytools+meshtools that countains a lot of usefull tools, one of them is creating a polygon out of the vertices you selected, so you don't have to do it manually

well, I could say he's modeled for Black Mesa Source, but I would be breaking the nda..sooo..lets keep this under "just for fun" :)

thanks guys, yeah..i'll definately skin and..and maybe animate it since it really has good edge flow. finished the ear.

actually, the eyes are supposed to be that small, based on the reference :) and about the nose, don't worry about it, this is just the base mesh..some zbrushing will be done once I complete it. some more updates:

Started this on my free time..i've switched back to max..so i'm a bit rusty. Here's the head so far.

yes, and does the texture appear properly on your model? If it doesn't, then you've got your mat id's wrong. You should also try a multi/sub-object material to your model, but I don't think it's necessary anymore. This could all be found if you searched.

I suggest slapping on some ambient occlusion, baking them and then combining it with the textures.

in most cases, when using studiocompiler you wouldn't even have to look at the qc. Here are some things you should check when you have problems. 1) did you set everything correctly before exporting, mat id's, textures 2) did you create the folder directory (for example if you wanted to compile...

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riiiight. maybe snap refers to snap, problem gone?

haha, what kind of xsi user are you if you don't know what custom shelves are? They're like custom palletes where you can define what kind of tools you want, too increase efficiency :|

who's the best modeler here? :D

go to polycount and download the video tutorials, its the only thing you need.

xsi is god

wait, gmax doesn't supply manuals? If it doesn't then sorry, been a long time since i've used it. Anyway, you're better of using blender, or xsi mod tool than using gmax..it's outdated ;)