Remnantmods

Hey people, i made a g36 rifle, it is a automatic that spreads but not too much (judging from a game i have played and am still playing) i quick modeled it, to me it would do for a 3rd player model in any halo game, but if it where to be first player, it will need more detail...

Here it is (mah max render...)


Please tell me what you think

Boxy, high-poly, low-detail models FTW.

It looks about right for a Halo model, its boxy, low-poly, and low-detail, should be a nice model with even a black skin

Actually, those cylinders have a very high-poly count.

Yea, with the graphics of the xbox you can get away with an 8 or maybe even a 6-sided cylinder.

looks good,
4/5

gjsdeath wrote:looks good,
4/5

thank you!

I don't like it.

Of course you don't like it Dark, you like much higher detail..
And don't say you still don't like it on a low poly ratio... It looks like BF:H guns, except that nozel could use work.

What's wrong with it?

For a quick model its not bad. It looks like a standard G36 Compact.

For a starter model, it looks really good, but maybe you could chamfer the circular parts and save some poly on it.

I think it is literally perfect for the halo engine. It has enough modular detail to allow a great skin to make it glow like the sun. I'm thoroughly impressed. I suggest you make more when you get the time.

Not my best model ever but....Is that the kind of thing its suppose to be like?

That model does like damn sexy, but isn't click's model meant to be low poly?

My model works perfect in Halo 2, no frame rate lag or anything.

Yea, the xbox can handle more than people think.

i didnt post this for you to steal it dark. leave your fucking models to yourself or make your own topic. Dont steal

DemonicSandwich wrote:Yea, the xbox can handle more than people think.

3volved mongoose hi poly anyone?

neodos wrote:

DemonicSandwich wrote:Yea, the xbox can handle more than people think.

3volved mongoose hi poly anyone?

Textures with non-Null LODs.

The tires where part of the problem also.
Yea, 2,700 polys per wheel. ~DS