- 19 Jul 2013 00:25
#58922
That's a good start, but remember that you can make a model huge to add detail and the coders can scale it down to size.
You nailed almost every feature of Wurmple too, but you forgot another spine on its 'neck' and the spikes on its back (your model may be too small to reflect this detail). Never use plain black in a texture (unless in very specific cases); it tends to contrast way too much. If anything, pull colors off of the in-game sprites or official artwork. The texture should also show more of its underside around its limbs by lifting the pink off of its back. I hope this helps you, and I look forward to seeing it later on, since I love Wurmple
EDIT: Oh wait,
this is yours too, is it not? Please,
do not create a new thread everytime you update it. Just update the thread with pictures and stuff. For now, you should update in this one.
In that thread, Ewcongogamer and Css1234567890123 had already said to make it bigger, and while you did, you need to make it even BIGGER for detail. A good rule of thumb is to make it twice the size of the Pokemon itself. Wurmple is .3 meters tall, which is just about a third the size of a block in Minecraft; two times this size would be a little shorter than said block. For this reason, I believe you should make it twice as big as a Minecraft block, so you can have even more room for editing.
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