OrinCreed

Good stuff you got here. I can understand why you modeled the car like that if the camera was in a fixed top down position that never moved. Other wise you would never see the tires and sides of the car. The way you created it gives it the look of a sprite.

Oh by the way in case anyone is interested I posted a mesh update on post one. Been absent a while due to travel and I only just got to work on my model some more.

I had used models in the past to render sprite works like you suggested, and while I could do that I wont be. As much as I still love and play Doom it's antiquated. Even with the numerous facelifts it has been given it's still very old tech. The purpose of my making these models (and possibly using them in a mod) is to use it in a portfolio. Unfortunately Doom mods would not look very impressive in a portfolio due to it being so outdated.

That's really cool. I'd be honored if he commented on one of my works. Congrats

Looking good. That pic with it and cobra commander being all buddy buddy is great.

That model is one of the pics I have been using for inspiration. I like the way the muscle like tissue creeps over its body. I don't know if I will try to go in that direction with the texture or not. I've been trying to keep the anatomy as true as possible but I suffer from a poor study. I have been posting in a 3D W.I.P forum though and I've gotten a lot of helpful feedback on its form.

Hey thanks for all the feed back on these. The thing I had in mind for the cacodemons eye was to have this wide ever-watching penetrating stare (like a psychotic 1000 yard stare). I think it might be more effective once the eye has been texture. I was thinking the PE teeth were a bit long myself so I might shorten those a bit. They will probably stay thin though. I liked the idea if needle like teeth digging into whatever SOB got into arms reach. After looking over the pinky and toying with its arms I agree that walking on it's knuckles will look much better. That will also save me from having to adjust the arms length. As for teeth it has a set of choppers installed, you just can't see em cause the mouth is closed. So far the Revenant has been going really slowly. I found reference of armor on the net and I finished modeling it. It looks good but without any texture it almost looks like SWAT gear. I'm sure that it will look fine when the texture is on there though. Should have an update pic soon.

I think that would put it to far into the category of zombie. While I have been adding my own twists to the designs I also want to stay true to them. I do want it to have some rot and muscle clinging to the body, but I don't want to deviate to far from the original idea of the reanimated skeleton. I could always use those ideas for former humans though. Edit: Also in your other post you wondered where Revenant rockets come from. I was thinking of adding some kind of ammo pack to the back of the armor that would feed compact rockets into the shoulder mounted launchers. Of course this still doesn't explain the unlimited ammo, but that should be the last question on any ones mind when confronting a armored skeleton.

I loved the monster design in that game. I thnk you did an excelent job capturing the characters.

I was going for a look similar to that of Doom 2. But since I'm putting my own spin on everything it will have decaying muscle stretched over bone as well as exposed bones with no meat on them. The spinal area is going to have bloody muscle clinging to it which is why it is thick. I was also toying with the idea of texturing some exposed intestine on the belly. So I'm not going for bare skeleton as much as I am making a skeleton with rotted flesh clinging to its bones. If you have ever seen the physical model they created for the game it had a similar appearance only slightly thinner. For the armor I was thinking medieval chest plate with modern rocket launchers mounted to it. thiner.

Just in case any one was interested I added an update to the first post.

I love [and still play] the original Doom games, but to be honest I'd rather mod a more recent game like HL2 than polish the old Doom engine. For what I would have in mind it would be far more difficult to build off one of these Doom source engines. Also I'd want to use something more recent for portfolio reasons. Could be fun cranking out some Quake baddies, but I need to scrape together enough time to finish my Doom models first.

That’s the reason my friend and I had thought of using HL2. I'd still like to make a TC that covers Doom 1 to 2 but I'm just going to focus on the models first. I've been trying to make the Revenant but work has been a pain and I haven't had a lot of free time. I think the Lost soul will feel more complete once the texture and effects are added. It's not a Lost soul until its engulfed in flames.

Glad you like em. :)

That is top. Looks very well done and could pass as a prototype for a action figure. I can't wait to see it done.