I think that if I was to create this area of the car again I’d use more polygons and try to keep the interior and exterior meshes separate to try and suggest that they are attached to each other out of sight. The interior was a huge challenge for me, I tried to attach the interior to the exterior of the car whilst keeping it low poly, creating the area where the dashboard meets the rest of the car was what made it difficult because that area is quite small and congested with polygons. The car now has wheels, a windscreen and a basic interior. The tyre is split into 2 elements (a tread and a base) so that I can easily scale the base to adjust the thickness of the tyre tread.Įntry 4 – Adding a Layer of Detail (November 17th 2013) I’ve improved the mesh, added a boot, grill, chassis, tail lights, head lamps, tyres and separated the front bumper from the chassis, I separated the front bumper from the chassis because when rigging for the game engine I need them to be separate. I managed to complete my pre-production work a couple of days prior to my targeted deadline and now I have started modeling my car and garage.Įntry 3 – The Base Mesh Taking Shape (November 11th 2013) (The Car Components That I’ll Need To Replace)Įntry 2 – Starting the Production Stage (November 7th 2013) Obviously research will be an ongoing stage but I believe that the bulk of my research is complete. I’ve completed the pre-production stage now which consisted of research, design and testing. Note: You can link to entries on this page by using ‘#entry(entry number)’ at the end of a link so for example would take you to entry number 16.įor my final year project I plan on modeling and rigging a race modified Triumph TR4 that will be presented within a scene in 3ds Max and within a game engine, the game engine version will be optimized and I will attempt to achieve a driving feel that suggests that the car is a lightweight track car.Įntry 1 – Pre-Production Stage Complete (November 1st 2013)

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