Upcoming Models #2

[Kording]

The real pro tips can be found here : http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthre ... 4&page=202
Take the time to go through every page. Its worth it

[vortexracingleader]

im going to be taking a look at that link kording.... can wait to see the final grip mason as for when i make the hp on mine.. should i do kording method or the way you did your mason? now for my update on this bike.. went and modeled the bars and the parts on that.. here is what it looks like so far. feedback would be great

[SMR 510RR]

From one of the best IMO. 2nd one has some knurling for those grips, I kinda want to do one now just for fun.

[Kording]

The second video is really helpful for the grip pattern. Thank you!

[Kording]

should i do kording method or the way you did your mason?

Well for baking I would seperate the rips from the cylindrical shape, because it would simply take way to long to correct the intersecting parts. Like this

Sry for big pictures
High poly:

Low poly with normal map:

[frankie]

[m121c]

That looks awesome Kording! With mine I was trying to brain storm a way to add the knurl pattern but still keep the indention's from the grip wire. Then I figured it would take to long and I left it.

[kylelane40]

Kording i love you

[Boblob801]

Omg how big is your normal map.

[Kording]

Yeah its fairly big. 2k just for demonstration

[Boblob801]

Just for the normal of that or on the bikes uv space??

[Pumaxcs]

2k just for demonstration

Makes it obvious, right?

[Boblob801]

2k just for demonstration

Makes it obvious, right?

Do you not understand my question?

[attacker5]

You sure there isnt a channel flipped there? It seems that that bake should do a better job with the shading since your hp is very good.

[Kording]

There is no AO applied if you meant that. Otherwise I dont understand your question.