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Remember, that was only the first wave, more tomorrow, goodnight.

Wouldn't you wish it was?
Actually It's rendered in blender, with better shading and AO, but using warzone textures.

I think the time has come for a full-scale counter-offensive, getting tired of those constant nuke strikes.
Launch the fist wave of flying chainsaws and cats that taste like oil(tm).
EDIT: added the trademark

I certainly agree with your points, your ability to express these subjects so clearly is quite impressive, as is the length of your post
Hopefully people will take time to read at least part of what you've written...

Haven't listened to it yet, just wanted to comment that if you're planning to make ingame music out of the wz sound effects, it could become quite distracting from game play. At least I'd constantly try to check where those explosions come from

Maybe I'll just join the church since they have cake and I'm already supplying them with launchers for their CATS THAT TASTE LIKE OIL(tm)...

I voted no, what does that mean?

Nobody stands a chance against my flying chainsaws

I said picture, not model

There you go
Idea: every time you come up with a new weapon you have to make and show a picture of it before you can use it

I can send you a .blend if you want maybe a .3ds or obj if you like it better
It's a bit hi-poly but i wanted to post this pic fast so I didn't have time to optimize (yes I indeed made it exclusively for this thread today)

Just for you guys

Thanks, I actually make two models. First the lowpoly to see what details I can manage to fit into the geometry, then I make a detailed hi-poly model which I use to make bump- and lightmaps. All the models are around 100 polygons, I've written the exact number of tris in previous posts together with...

I've used sketchup also and I thought it was very fast and easy to get started with, but also very limited. The modeling is best suited for quick concepts and architechtural design. Blender is a lot more advanced and it's therefore easy to get lost with in the beginning, however it gives you absolut...

It's propably the local xyz option. Otherwise the "world" option will give the same result if your model is unrotated.
More info here http://www.surlybird.com/tutorials/Tang ... index.html