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here's the link that i was trying to do originally:
http://www.blendercookie.com/2011/05/02 … er-engine/
I recently made this test render and thought it looks quite cool, so i thought i'd share it
Wow that looks amazing! There is just one thing you could do. Maybe adding some dirt / scratch / welt. But only if the figure shouldn't look new.
If there was a like button, I'd click it.
thanks. Good idea Piet, if it were truly medieval he would be filthy.
My god, that's amazing! 
What program are you using?
I recently made this test render and thought it looks quite cool, so i thought i'd share it
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You've done it again. Beautiful.
That is so awesome!
Wow, I like the texture on the silver pieces. The blurry reflections and the way the axehead reflects the environment are really convincing.
ta. there's actually no texture on the axe, just the way the material looks. I've thought about adding a bump map but i've been told it's quite slow to render. ZP this was made in maya rendered with mental ray.
Maybe adding some DOF to the scene .. and no one will recognize that it is CGI!
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If there was a like button, I'd click it.
Derp.
Just thought I'd mention this: THE GREATEST DEAL OF THE CENTURY
This AMAZING program normally offered at $4000 is on sale for FREE!!! However, it may be for a limited time only, so please take advantage of the fantastic deal and download the program now!
Seems like a neat program, however, when it comes to my talent for creating special FX I'm a bit of a two-watt bulb. If this is easy enough to figure out I might give it a shot.
Thanks for the tip Builder Brothers.
Hey, is it true you could use a model file from a Steam Game as an animate-able character in Blender or something?
I don't think you could to even get close to removing a model from the game.
Everything on Steam is so anti-piracy that it would be fairly impossible.
Yes. It is completely true Golden.
Oh. Thanks. If it is considered piracy, though, I won't do it.
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