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August 4, 2011
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Joan of Arc 3D model I've created in 3ds Max and Blender using the amazing tutorial by Michel Roger

No textures used except for the eyes
3ds Max procedural materials only

Animation: [link]
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~mahboi18 Nov 16, 2011
I'm trying to make this! Could you give a tutorial on this with Blender? Some things in Blender 2.49 and 3ds MAx are WAY different!
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~SolidAlexei Nov 18, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
That would take me a long time to create a tutorial and I don't really have any free time at the moment sorry:( I wish I could help. The essentials are the same really. Blender and Max might have different hot-keys and everything but if you can operate in Blender you should be able to follow the tutorial. at least the modelling bit:)
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~deLunela Aug 22, 2011
wow, just wow...good wow.
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~SolidAlexei Aug 23, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
hehehe:) Thanks a lot!!:D:D
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~AdmiralThornton Aug 20, 2011
Very lovely model, I must say.

However, a pro-tip: When animating something in this fashion (i.e., vertical, as in a person), could you crop the rendered animation viewport so that you don't include quite so much black-space on each side? This should cut down on image load times, as well as making it so that viewers don't have to slide scroll-bars (or at least, not so far).

Beyond that, I love what you are doing with the Joan of Arc concept. Eagerly awaiting more....
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~SolidAlexei Aug 22, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
Thanks a lot for the tip!:) I was thinking of the same kinda thing when I was creating the render but I did not know if a video playback program would like a video in say 32x640 resolution. I'm probably wrong but I think I heard somewhere that for video renders or turnaround videos you should render a frame at aspect ratio similar to that of usual video formats (640x480, 800X600 or HD). Like I said I'm probably mistaken:) I will try to render my next turnaround vid with black parts cropped:)
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~jackdude180 Aug 12, 2011  Student Traditional Artist
that is very awsome
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~SolidAlexei Aug 12, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
Thank you very much!!
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~angelujo Aug 11, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
very nice!
I once started that tutorial, but only finished modelling the body/face and the sword
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~SolidAlexei Aug 12, 2011  Professional Digital Artist
Thank you! You should try and finish your model though:)it's worth it!
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