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The Batpod+Tutorial added on page 2

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#39

got it :slight_smile: thank you

#40

Finally posed him on the Batpod.
Here’s a modo render.
Color corection, background, DOF, motion blur and lens flares in Photoshop.
tumb.jpg

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#41

Bat-stuff + ZB4 = Goodness

Awesome stuff Borden and thanks for the tutorial.

#42

Nice work mate, very nice indeed :smiley:

#43

Just stunning work mate. More please! :smiley: :+1:

#44

Thanks, here’s the original modo render without added effects.
It took me an hour and a half to render it.
tumb.jpg

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#45

Hoho, great work and mate. Congratulations sir! :+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:small_orange_diamond:+1:

www.leotaksakamoto.blogspot.com :smiley:

#46

bravo!! :+1: :+1: :+1:

#47

Thanks:)

#48

Wow, great works man. really nice renders

#49

Thanks:)

#50

Come on! Come on. I WANT YOU TO DO IT! I WANT YOU TO DO IT! cmon, HIT ME!

#51

Yep best chase scene ever!

#52

First of all the bat motorcycle and batmobile are fantastic and very inspiring. they are great examples of hard surface modeling possible within Zbrush. Thanks for making the effort to explain some of your techniques for creating low poly objects with retopology.

I have a few questions:

  1. Did you just create the front polygons as posted in your image ( 07 ) of the seat of the bike or all the polygons ( back and side ). I recreated what you made but i had to make 8 polygons. I guess your answer will be yes, or perhaps the polygon in the front can somehow be mirrored offset and welded by some method thereby creating the sides. also the front face had to be split for it to preview with adaptive skin ( zbrush won’t preview polygons ( adaptive skin ) with six vertices )

[attach=225507]01.jpg[/attach]

  1. 
using the “ClipRect” brush get it into the shape you want (pic09), then click on the “Geometry” pallete and click “Mirror And Weld” (pic10)
 I wonder how you shaped the objects around the principal seat shape. Clip curve won’t work on low poly objects ( sometimes it did but other times nothing happened ). clip rectangle didn’t seem the ideal tool for reshaping objects around the seat, given that their sides aren’t at right angles. so what clipping method did u use to make the surrounding objects as in 9, 10, 11, 12, 13

[attach=225508]02.jpg[/attach]

will appreciate it if you can elaborate a bit on these points.

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#53

I don’t think you have enough polygons for the clip brush to ‘cut’ the way you want it to. The clip brushes don’t move points, instead, they cut away the excess points. Since you only have 8 poly’s there simply is not enough data for the clip brush to cut anything.

#54

looks really good


#55

@Manderero. if i am not mistaken clip brushes don’t remove any geometry ( mentioned in the documentation) , they simply squash the mesh on a plane which you set using the clipping brushes. i know this is too low poly for even squashing, but the way clip brushes work, the three vertices to the left of the dark clip plane should be pulled in to line up with the plane drawn by the clip curve brush( works sometimes , see pic ) But then borden used some other technique, mentioning the clip rectangle which i am unclear about.

[03.jpg](javascript:zb_insimg(‘225524’,‘03.jpg’,1,0))

err
perhaps this should be in the q and t section
but what am i to do.

#56

Great Job overall. Thanks for the tutorials too.

#57

As for my first question i guess the topology > skin thickness was used to add faces to the back and side automatically.

#58

Looks Great, any chance of a reupload all links are dead
 Thanx