habari: @Scrubs: Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm glad that someone appreciates my efforts.
You are correct. The game-rip models for Ahsoka are rougly 2,000 polygons altogether. Just the body for my Ahsoka model (not including clothing, montrals, eyes, teeth, tongue, etc) is a little over 12,000 polygons. The texture maps for game-rips are typically 256x256, 512x512, or 1024x1024. The texture maps I created for my Ahsoka are each 4096x4096 (body, clothing, leather items), the montrals have their own 2048x2048 texture.
There is definitely an exponential difference between the game-rip models and the ones that I created.
And, my Ahsoka is already rigged for animation with several hundred controlled joints. There are about 96 joints in her face, and over 30 in her vagina.
I feel a little sorry each time I see >>15323, but I know that not everyone can dedicate the time to actually learn this stuff. Some people do the best they can with models and rigs that other people make for them.
At least the model that didejaydefro's buddy modified for him has actual polygon breasts instead of that awful texture-map over the polygon outfit. And this April model does a fairly decent job maintaining the expected appearance of the character. But I do find it interesting that she was modeled with nipples and a vulva, but no navel...
Scrubs: @habari: Yeah, it's already rigged for animation, but rumor has it you're only doing stuff on commission now. If folks don't wanna pay, we may have to settle for whatever animation we get out of THIS thing.
habari: @Scrubs: Only doing stuff on commission? I'm not sure that I wanted the rumor to go quite that far.
It is true that I am only posting images up to a certain quality and resolution without money being involved. And requested animations would definitely cost something.
If people like what I'm doing, then the stuff that I make must have some value. I haven't gone the route of Oni - censoring stuff except in the paid versions. Rather, if you like what you see - you can just see it in much greater detail if you buy the higher quality version.
Sounds fair, right? As they say, "the laborer is worthy of his wages" and "you get what you pay for."
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The only guy I know to be working with Ahsoka 3D models is Habari.
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Much less refined, he made his from scratch with a high polygon count and painstaking attention to detail to be as accurate to the show as possible.
That came from the clone wars video game right?
Can it be animated?
You are correct. The game-rip models for Ahsoka are rougly 2,000 polygons altogether. Just the body for my Ahsoka model (not including clothing, montrals, eyes, teeth, tongue, etc) is a little over 12,000 polygons. The texture maps for game-rips are typically 256x256, 512x512, or 1024x1024. The texture maps I created for my Ahsoka are each 4096x4096 (body, clothing, leather items), the montrals have their own 2048x2048 texture.
There is definitely an exponential difference between the game-rip models and the ones that I created.
And, my Ahsoka is already rigged for animation with several hundred controlled joints. There are about 96 joints in her face, and over 30 in her vagina.
I feel a little sorry each time I see >>15323, but I know that not everyone can dedicate the time to actually learn this stuff. Some people do the best they can with models and rigs that other people make for them.
At least the model that didejaydefro's buddy modified for him has actual polygon breasts instead of that awful texture-map over the polygon outfit. And this April model does a fairly decent job maintaining the expected appearance of the character. But I do find it interesting that she was modeled with nipples and a vulva, but no navel...
It is true that I am only posting images up to a certain quality and resolution without money being involved. And requested animations would definitely cost something.
If people like what I'm doing, then the stuff that I make must have some value. I haven't gone the route of Oni - censoring stuff except in the paid versions. Rather, if you like what you see - you can just see it in much greater detail if you buy the higher quality version.
Sounds fair, right? As they say, "the laborer is worthy of his wages" and "you get what you pay for."