Mazda RX-7 (Veilside Fortune) for MM2

[Silent1Unknown]

I usually model low-poly cars. This time I tried to add many more polies to get a better shape. It takes unusually long though. I'd appreciate any tips you guys can give me. This will be my 4th car.

[jsruk]

you're using my blueprints hehe, if you wonna some help, just ask

[sumpex]

The car looks pretty good, but I think on some areas you can cut down the Polycount without "damaging" the shape of the car.
Also nice to hear that there is still someone doing stuff for MM2.

[Silent1Unknown]

@ jsruk: Yea, you posted them a while back, thanks for that. I was wondering why you didn't post the usual black & white blueprints instead. Its very difficult to model from colored 3D blueprints. I could use a lot of help on this project. Here's the latest update.

[carfreak]

I never got around to it, but i do have real looking blueprints of this car i just do not have the rear finished. This is what i had finished but the front is finished.

[Silent1Unknown]

Those blueprints are nice, but they could include a few more details. I guess the colored 3D blueprints (by jsruk) does make a better choice.

[peterliang]

It would be nice to see variations on the same model make with some after market bits applied to it.

[Silent1Unknown]

Here is the latest update. I will get it in-game and release it soon.

[nellowrox]

i agree Sumpex, you can still skip some area to save the polycount to get a good FPS in game later..anyway, looking good man..i really like to see people modelling cars for game..

[Silent1Unknown]

To be put in-game soon and up for download once MMArchive gives the green light.




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