new link??? https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/m7ncvrkb88zzr15s1udd0/helmets_blend.rar?rlkey=6s3ibramljgt05zpkhi5prb2p&dl=0 Goat! do you also have a link to the psd? Should be this link: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/enciz28thbbp69aw31ns9/2012ThorForce-Template.rar?rlkey=l1lqntf5po1k2s14uzv6inr6a&dl=0

blissy wissy wrote: ↑Sun Mar 09, 2025 8:56 pm new link???

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/m7ncvrkb ... prb2p&dl=0

Should get someone better to do your renders, these don't make justice to the designs at all! :roll: P2sta still lurking around in the MXS forums, I love it I'm here almost everyday checking whats new. Waiting for dynamic shadows to get implemented, so i can jump back and do some models :twisted:

Should get someone better to do your renders, these don't make justice to the designs at all!

keep it simple and even and follow the shapes. That's the basic rule, its all about practice, you just have to get used to modeling and it will come eventually.

really handy for bike plastics is the 360 view decalworks has. You can figure out the shapes quite good from it. here is link to the kx shrounds for example https://www.decalmx.com/pages/product/product.php?productID=1413&dmxsource=image top/front/rear view are usually highly affected with perspecti...

if you tell me more about whats the issue and what are you trying to do i may be able to help.

for mxs you are creating model for realtime rendering process, so it should be lowpoly, everything needs to be unwraped and be textured (normal, skin, spec (AO, etc). Plus LOD models would be good. For rendering you don't have to worry about poly count because you don't need to render the model in r...

Just a couple of stuff. 1. image - 2010 rmz front fender made my me in 2012. Not really that accurate but it was my first bike, so i was in similar situation to you, not really knowing much about modelling and game models....you can see the poylflow is not the worst, but there is also a lot of issue...

its hard to learn that from tutorials, usually thats something you gain during time modeling. Good thing is to keep things simple as long as you can, keep polygons follow the shapes of the model and keep polycount low. The more you have the harder to control smoothness of the surface. But best is to...

Actually for game (lowpoly) you are fine with triangles i believe (the model get triangeled at the export anyway), but the subdivision may cause issues with tris/ngons thats for sure

Also one good suggestion, get as many reference pictures as you can get, its never easy to figure out shapes form 1-2 photos

If you are not really sure how to do whole bike i would start with track models to practice your modeling techniques. You will most likely not find any specific tutorials for bike modeling. If you are ready for a bike tho. There are few things you need to have on your mind. There are some things tha...

Its been 7 years, sadly i don't have that file anymore.

VUSTTOS wrote:Years goes by and P2sta screens are still the best

Thanks man!