Mitsubishi 3000GT (1992~)

[Shorty]

Here is my new project, mitsubishi as always, decided to make this to honest my meshsmoothing skills before i give another try at eclipse gsx. I stopped making the concept one becouse i realised that the poly structure is really crap, but if anyone wants to make blueprints from it or even continue it, lemme know i'll send u the car. anyways, here's the new car...

[NightEye]

You've got a weird bump on the hood... :roll:
And can we see the nonsmoothened wire?

[Shorty]

the bump, i'll fix it, it's not fully done for meshsmooth and ok i'll go make a simple render....


here it is..... hope not too bad but i see where it needs fixing

[NightEye]

Pretty neat, but those polyrows close to each other from the left to the right on the hood make that bump I mentioned.. Get rid of them
And next time, a wire is better without a render

[Micke™]

kinda early to compare to a real one dont ya think?

[Freefall]

Originally Posted by Mickeâ„¢

kinda early to compare to a real one dont ya think?

He's right this is just only the hood, try to finish the front bumper so we can make a better conclusion.

[Micke™]

Originally Posted by Freefall

He's right this is just only the hood, try to finish the front bumper so we can make a better conclusion.

well kinda stupid reply of me (this is a w.i.p forum so) though, but ill stick to it anyway.

if it would just have been a post about a w.i.p it would be ok. but now since he started a poll asking how it looks etc, i feel that my comment is suitable.

anyways keep up the good work and show us the progress (im sure ill comment when it looks like something)

[Shorty]

hehe ok and maybe anyone knows how to make the bump lines look good with meshsmooth >? a little polycount advise would do good, becouse i've aplied chamfer and ms, but the corners were dark and bad normals

[NightEye]

Here's how I've done it, maybe it works with max aswell (No tri's used for that)

[Shorty]

thanks ... i've realised that no chamfering's really needed and fixed it up a little, added some more peaces of the car, anyways here's a wireframe and smooth pictures...

[Era908]

i was wondering about how he has the 3 vertex polies...


is it better to have a poly with say like 5 or 6 vertcies..or have one with 3

[Micke™]

Originally Posted by Era908

i was wondering about how he has the 3 vertex polies...


is it better to have a poly with say like 5 or 6 vertcies..or have one with 3

I guess peoples opinions on wether this or that is better i widely spread.

In some cases 5point or more is very suitable, and in others 4 or less is better.

One thing for sure is that if you keep all to quadrants (4point) you shouldnt have any problems. But not everything on a model is suitable with just quadrants, you will most likely end up with 1 or more tri's anyway.

Just try whats best for you and your model.

[Shorty]

Small updates, tell me what you think...

[NightEye]

You really need to chamfer that bump on the hood (already showed you how you could do it)
And you forgot the little round thing underneeth the logo, it can be seen on the prints
But it's starting to look like a 3000GT now

[Shorty]

will do the chamfering and i left that thingie out, saw it too late and now i dont wanna mess with it and i dont like that thing anyways glad it's starting to look like something

[NightEye]

No, really, you can't let out that detail... It's a little thing that makes this car special

[Shorty]

well, ok i'll do it, for the good looks of this model




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ok, done took about 10 min. gonna make it look better tomorrow, off to sleep now

[Griff]

looking good m8, gunna be your best car so far