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Published: 2016-11-01 18:14:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 13816; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 0
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the new Marines i'm working on are based on assets from WH40k: Regicide and feature a lot of custom accessories and parts that i created by either modifying existing ones or making completely new ones.
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-I can get some models?)Β
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i don't give out unfinished stuff. you'll have to wait until the next public release.
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-Okay. Where i can download Β already finished models? Pls
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Imperial Titans: facepunch.com/showthread.php?tβ¦
a few Space Marine Legions: facepunch.com/showthread.php?tβ¦
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on the loyalist side i still have some things to do, like Librarians, and some special bits for the Marines i have right now.
Chaos is more work in progress, and i have to finish the World Eaters before i can release the new pack
compared to what i've completed so far, it certainly isn't much, but it's still going to take some time.
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don't have one, it's put together from four different shots (if we're not counting the alpha mask).
i can say that i added the sky and background mountains in post processing, as i did the dust effects and sharpening.
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All we need now is a guest appearance by Brotha Chaplain Uptonius Funk. The Tosspocalypse bout to wreck this shit!
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this is yet another one of those great lighting and layout
www.youtube.com/user/PhlearnLL⦠; i don't know how much use you can get out of these tutorials but there might be a few tricks that you can use
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one light for the sun, one from directly above for the blue sky, two from down on the sides for radiosity.
sun shadows sharp, everything else extremely soft.
combine light sources in post processing, adjust to your liking, add background and atmospheric effects.
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gotta try this whenever i'll have an idea
thanks for telling
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it works in all situations - one dim light from above colored to match the sky, with other lights from the surroundings to simulate reflectiveness. the brightness of the reflection lights of course depends on the intensity of the main light source(s) like the sun, and the color of the reflecting surface.
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will keep in mind, thank ya!
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