My 3d models

[m4r1us]

Sick models you are getting good in this

Thanks!
Also here is another building. I usually upload more that 1 pic at a time but this time around I have a question.



Now to my question: Is there any way of adding an interior with walls and whatnot inside an existing building that has none? Or the only way to make a building with interiors is to create it from AEC Walls or splines from the very beginning?

I thought the shell modifier might work but I had some bad results using it.

[Ryuujin]

If you're thinking about making your walls thicker, resulting in an interior wall as well as exterior wall, then you could try using solidify I guess?

[m4r1us]

If you're thinking about making your walls thicker, resulting in an interior wall as well as exterior wall, then you could try using solidify I guess?

Thanks I think solidify = shell in 3ds modifiers list. I had some problems with that but I guess I am doing something wrong. Thank you^^

[Lumen]

For those long rectangular areas on the building, you should just make them one individual plank. It'll significantly reduce the polycount.

[conteledemonte]

Good job m4r1us.

[Nisshomaru]

Badass models. It sure will do good to the community. Keep up the good work.

[Ytre123]

Awesome models, all of them!

[m4r1us]

Thank you everyone !

And Lumen, I've noted that thanks ^^

[mariusx2014]

I want new models marius.

[BlackAngellify]

Hello Marius.
ROMANIAN STUFF:Ai progresat,nu stiu daca ma mai tii minte .

Nice models, you progressed a lot, I mean /A LOT/, can't wait to see new models.

[Lumen]

Sick models you are getting good in this

Thanks!
Also here is another building. I usually upload more that 1 pic at a time but this time around I have a question.



Now to my question: Is there any way of adding an interior with walls and whatnot inside an existing building that has none? Or the only way to make a building with interiors is to create it from AEC Walls or splines from the very beginning?

I thought the shell modifier might work but I had some bad results using it.

I used to do this a lot. The first thing is to make sure you have a very accurate understanding of your building layout. You COULD shell to make things more even, but that will also inflate the inside of the house. Then again, you can always go back and make edits later. Also, if you're going to shell, make sure that you've tightened up your building's topology. Shelling like that could lead edges collapsing in onto themselves. Make sure to tick "Straighten corners" btw.

[AugustRed]

might be late but your models are great

[m4r1us]

might be late but your models are great

Thanks bud!

[Without Regrets]

Why did you stop making them ?

[m4r1us]

Why did you stop making them ?

Actually, I didn't, I just stopped rendering them for a while, until I get better at least. Practiced quite a lot this summer, and learned pretty useful things. With school kicking in, I won't have as much time on my hands, since I have 3 or 4 exams this year, but I'll definitely try to start posting models again from time to time.