تعلم اساسيات المودلنج modeling basics

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General Guidelines

Things to think about before starting your model


Here is a small checklist of questions you should ask yourself before you even begin to model. Being able to answer these questions will greatly affect how you approach building your model and ultimately save you immense amounts of time.



* Will my model have to deform in any way?
* What is the closest distance my model will be seen from?
* What will be the final format that the model is seen in – film, video, print (how big)?
* If it’s a character does it have clothing? Will the clothing be a separate simulated model or part of the character (no simulation)?
* Will the model need texture maps? If so, what kind of texture – painted or shader based? In other words, will the model need a UV map?
* Will the model be animated or rendered in a different application than I am modeling it in?
* Do I have adequate reference images and rotoscopes to work from?
* Is my model more mechanical or organic?
* Does it move in a cartoony or realistic fashion? (i.e. how much will it deform?)
* Do I have constraints on my render time?
* Should details be modeled or painted in a texture/displacement map?



These questions will help you determine how detailed your model should be, what kind of geometry it should be built out of (NURBS, polygons, etc…), and how critical the topology will be.


Block-In

Just as in other art forms such as drawing, painting, and sculpting, you should start with very general forms and nail down their size, shape and proportion before adding more detail. Edge loops and general topology should be fairly well defined in a simplified state before you go crazy with details.



The rule of thumb is to not add more geometry until you have squeezed every last drop out of the geometry you already have. In other words, if you were making a head, you would start with a cube and with that cube’s eight vertices you would make it resemble the head as much as possible before adding more geometry. When adding geometry, you should only add one or two edge loops at a time, sculpt the newly added geometry, and repeat. Ideally, the majority of your “block-in” should be done with a drawing on paper. This drawing should then be scanned and used as a rotoscope in your modeling application. The most useful rotoscopes have a front and side drawing that are perfectly aligned. If you are modeling with either the surface modeling or edge loop drawing methods than it is extra important to block your model in with front and side view drawings that are perfectly aligned and imported as rotoscopes. The more reference the better.

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