Don't worry

[thadiusofx3]

I haven't forgotten about the project. I've been lurking, but I have refrained from posting for about a decade now.

However, I'm still very much alive and still involved in the project. Ive come across several tools in the past few months to develop some texture and models, and I've been honing my skills.

Single-handedly modeling every single environment object in xenimus for the map maker kind of burned me out so i stopped modeling for awhile. (http://www.projectvolucris.com/files/3d ... /Finished/)

But now im back with a brand new computer and ready to model again. I started off with a simple hammer, wooden handle, stone head.



Im going to move over to staves next. If anyone has any requests for models of any kind (weapons, shields, armor, scenery, etc) lemme know and ill get it done.

Thadiusofx3

[thadiusofx3]

New Staff:

[Karl G.]

Sweet! Glad to know you're still with us

[thadiusofx3]

alternate globe for that staff
basically demonstrating that i can do basically anything with it

[Karl G.]

Sweet! For future info--if I send you concept sketches, could you make some models for me? I have a few special things in mind for the release of this game.

[a_link_to_the_past]

sweet staff... I'll see about throwing some sketches together to give you some ideas.

[thadiusofx3]

Sweet! For future info--if I send you concept sketches, could you make some models for me? I have a few special things in mind for the release of this game.

Of course! That's what I do best. I'm not the most creative person, so I need something to go by. I think thats how I got all of the map maker models finished so quickly.

[lawn gnome]

thad the models look great!

I have a suggestion, try the staffs without the little thunderbolts. I think the floating orb thingy would be cool.

[thadiusofx3]

The fun in it is that I can take those out in like literally 3 seconds. I can make it look however you want, i just need to know.

[thadiusofx3]

boink

[lawn gnome]

pimp.

[Richard. UK]

Hey Thad,

Great to see you around still, pumping out models

I have to agree with lawn gnome the model with just the globe looks completely amazing, I think you should try modelling A very nice looking Bow similar to this maybe. That would be awesome, I havent seen any bows yet.






All the best

Richard.

[thadiusofx3]

I don't have any fancy textures like that to use, so i just made a plain wooden one with a darker wooden handle. Note this could be completely retextured in minutes to look pretty and fit any style.

[Richard. UK]

that is one sweet looking bow thad nice work, it must be real late where you are right now? :O

Richard

[thadiusofx3]

video of it

http://projectvolucris.com/videos/play.php?vid=81

and yeah its about 2:30 am

[thadiusofx3]

Made a quick and dirty axe i like to call the axe of skulls =)

screenshot:




video:
http://www.projectvolucris.com/files/3d ... ullaxe.mpg

[Ratiotile]

Looks very nice! I like how it is simple and functional. What is the handle supposed to be made out of? It is really dark, and nearly seems 2-dimensional because it is all black. Do you think it would be better off with a bone handle, to go with the theme?

[thadiusofx3]

the very bottom of the handle has tiny skulls on it lol
but yeah i could do bone handle

[a_link_to_the_past]

What I think would be really cool.. is if You made the axe look similar to the bone mace... the skull could be smaller... then have the axe blades coming out of the sides of the skull.

[thadiusofx3]

Ill work on that tomorrow after work, sounds pretty cool though.

[Serenity]

I like the staff, but personally I think it should come around and be more circular, rather than stopping in the middle.

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[joeafro]

it would be cool to get something that looks like Skorms bow from fable in here, though it would probably be really hard lol

http://guides.gamepressure.com/fablethe ... 818281.jpg link if you want it

[thadiusofx3]

wooden tower and small shields

[thadiusofx3]

"evil" staff i just made



front shot:


from top:


bottom inlay:


in the scene:

[Karl G.]

Nice!