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08-13-2019, 09:22 PM
What do you need?
- Metasequoia.
- Masterpalette.
- A image.
- Datmaker if you want to add it in game.
A lot of people are asking me how to make their own "server" logo in mqo and implent it in game.
This tutorial will show you the basics how to do it.
great introductory guide. Shows alot of the basic ideas behind model making
just a few things to point out:
1. dont have to have masterpal as thats only needed for PRI and TSKINS (if your model isnt going to be animated then you dont have to start with masterpal, datmaker will kinda do that for you). makes it easier to manage your materials if you are just getting into mqo and modeling
2. mirror is very helpful but make sure you also join the vertex to make it one clean model, right now if you tried selecting the shield thing you'd only select half. If you joined the vertex then it would select the entire model (you will encounter this alot with swords just as i did when i started).
3. dont forget to triangulate your model when you extrude, as extruding will more than likely create squares and we need triangles.
great guide overall, thanks for posting!
Oops I forgot to add the triagulate part. Thanks for posting itOriginally Posted by lumplum
great introductory guide. Shows alot of the basic ideas behind model making
just a few things to point out:
1. dont have to have masterpal as thats only needed for PRI and TSKINS (if your model isnt going to be animated then you dont have to start with masterpal, datmaker will kinda do that for you). makes it easier to manage your materials if you are just getting into mqo and modeling
2. mirror is very helpful but make sure you also join the vertex to make it one clean model, right now if you tried selecting the shield thing you'd only select half. If you joined the vertex then it would select the entire model (you will encounter this alot with swords just as i did when i started).
3. dont forget to triangulate your model when you extrude, as extruding will more than likely create squares and we need triangles.
great guide overall, thanks for posting!
Not sure if it would be better to create lines and then triangulate, mayby in some cases?
If i remember right i did it few years ago like that.
Good guide my brotha!
Goed om eindelijk terug eens een deftige guide te hebben voor mensen die willen starten met modelen!
Great to finally have another decent guide for people who want to start with modeling!
Keep up the great work!
I probably need this, thanks for sharing this
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