V4 Templar - Elite Versoin - HighRes Final Version by lygher_xero

Poser • Fantasy • posted on Dec 04, 2007

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Description

I hope you guys like what you see. This is going to be the base default of the armor when you load it all in and jack up all the settings with everything rocking the ambient occlusion option and reflection options tweaked. I hope you guys like it. As more textures get made for it I'll post those as well, but so far this is what I've got done so far and I hope you guys like it! Please feel free to leave any feedback.

Comments (13)

kumo

1:13PM | Tue, 04 December 2007

cool image, like it lots

alffarr

1:19PM | Tue, 04 December 2007

Hey, that's pretty cool armor. How long did this take to render?

lygher_xero

1:20PM | Tue, 04 December 2007

I put the settings to maximum and rendered at 1024 x 1024, with ambient occlusion and reflections it was about 20 hours. I rendered the top 1/2 then the bottom and put them together in PhotoImpact. Without the AO and Reflections and turning the settings down I would imagine the rendering time wouldn't even be close to 1/2 that.

mlevans

1:23PM | Tue, 04 December 2007

So...I don't suppose this will fit anybody besides V4, huh? You know I love your stuff, Nick...this suit is absolutely tops. But I'm not going to go get V4 and then start trying to dress her from scratch; it was hard enough accumulating the few things I have for V3. In all seriousness, this is a superb outfit, very impressive. Top marks, sir.

lygher_xero

1:24PM | Tue, 04 December 2007

I've seen other designers model their armor for 1 person then like...set it up for all the others but I have no idea how they did it or what program they used to reproportion it all. I'll look into it because I do hate modelling something for just one character and others missing out on it, ya know?