Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

Wow. I have a car model and I made it. (I'm surprised since it actually looks like the real thing, except for the obvious changes to make it is own vehicle)

I like how this turned out in general.

 

Any wireframe pics, not cause I don't believe its not yours just find it easier for feed back and what not.

 

It's okay, I guess. Not the best.

 

The poly flow is a little wonky, and its a tad on the low poly side, but it looks nice. Also some areas have more verts than needed

 

i see you have a Finland winter survival kit

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I will try to fix that, and will try to make my own brand

 

see i did do it on time.. with 25 min to midnight

 

Could you tell/show me what areas need help specifically

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I added the pillars to it (It's the best I could do with the array of reference images I had).

 

Re added diffs but the rear wheels keep doing this since I started changing stuff

 

up beam strength for hubs?
Im not sure thats weird

 

which section needs adjustment?

 

Why do I have the temptation to add more wheels and make crane out it? - _ -

 

Working on another update for the Bandito:
copied over the 5-link rear suspension from the standard length frame D15

added optional rear roof rack, and the off-road roof rack and luggage from the Roamer

and after looking at the rear side windows again since @James2406 commented on them, I decided to make them a little taller and reshape them a tad. I'm happy with the results; I think its a good cross between Bronco and K5 Blazer rear side windows:

Also some other smaller fixes and improvements. An update should be uploaded soon.

 

Add alot more weight to the rear axle nodes and increase the spring force on all the rearaxle beams.

 

Deletion, if further progress is made, it will be posted.

 

Also you aren't even showing anything off, its a model you downloaded on a sunbutt jbeam, could literally do this in a minute previous modding history or not.

 

Give him a break. I would feel pretty demotivated if I were him and got a reply like that.

Even though it is just a stolen mesh on a probably not very great jbeam it is still a start. Maybe after this project he may even make a vehicle from scratch. Who knows?

Basically I'm saying everyone's gotta start somewhere.

 

No, you want to properly learn something you start with parts, bodykits, engines, wheels, etc, making a damn meshslap isn't educational, all the hard work is done already. I am sick and tired of people making excuses for people not wanting to learn.