Pre Visla Pistol (TCW)

[RogueKnight]

Hey, while catching up on TCW, I saw this pistol and thought it would be fun to make.

Picture:

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Download Link:

MediaFire

Readme:

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This is Pre Visla's Pistol, modeled by RogueKnight. You must know how to create a custom side and change weapon models to use this.
You can use this in your mod BUT YOU MUST CREDIT ME.

Credits:
Star Wars: The Clone Wars - Creating the model and providing references for the model
Deviss - Exporting
Jesus - Dying on the cross to save me from my sins.

Comments and constructive criticism are welcome.

[Cody_LG]

looks awesome ,great, detail exactly

[kinetosimpetus]

Looks nice RK

Will DL later.

[impspy]

Nice work Rogue

[RogueKnight]

looks awesome ,great, detail exactly

Thanks, looking at another reference picture, I think I missed some details, so maybe expect a 1.1 with those added details!

Looks nice RK

Will DL later.

Nice work Rogue

Thanks guys!

[Deviss]

you job downloading now, i wait for rifle still

[RogueKnight]

you job downloading now, i wait for rifle still

Working on the rifle now!

[Valthero]

Ooh...slick. I'd give it five stars

[CodaRez]

I was gonna say lessen the amount of white scratches, but then again not sure if anyone notices them in-game......

Likewise, nice job weaponsman!

[lucasfart]

I was gonna say lessen the amount of white scratches, but then again not sure if anyone notices them in-game......

Likewise, nice job weaponsman!

Hehe. Just what i was going to say. You love to add a tonne of scratches to your textures, don't you RK . Apart from that it looks awesome!

[RogueKnight]

I was gonna say lessen the amount of white scratches, but then again not sure if anyone notices them in-game......

Likewise, nice job weaponsman!

Yup, trying out a few new styles of grunge for my textures.

Hehe. Just what i was going to say. You love to add a tonne of scratches to your textures, don't you RK . Apart from that it looks awesome!

Not really, this is the first model where I've experimented with scratchers in this manner, usually I just put some subtle ones on the hard edges and one or two on the body.

If you think this has a lot of scratches, you should see the other guy.......

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Release or no?

[Darth_Spiderpig]

Very nice pistol, Rouge.

If you think this has a lot of scratches, you should see the other guy.......

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Release or no?

Release.

[kinetosimpetus]

Yes, please

[Maveritchell]

It's good that you're working on making your own textures, but having a 1024*1024 texture for a (relatively) low-rez pistol model is pretty uncalled-for. You can be a lot more efficient with the space you have (lots of unused area on the texture itself) and there's no call for that level of detail for such a small model. You could do this with a 256*256 texture (sixteen times smaller!) without much problem.

[RogueKnight]

It's good that you're working on making your own textures, but having a 1024*1024 texture for a (relatively) low-rez pistol model is pretty uncalled-for. You can be a lot more efficient with the space you have (lots of unused area on the texture itself) and there's no call for that level of detail for such a small model. You could do this with a 256*256 texture (sixteen times smaller!) without much problem.

I usually texture all of my models with 2048*2048 textures, and scale them down to 1024*1024 for the release, that way if people want the large texture with more detail, they can use it, but if they want a smaller file size, they can just scale it down to 512*512 or 256*256.

I'm still working on creating better UV maps, but with Milkshape it is very hard because I can only UV one thing at a time and I can't see the UV's of what I already laid out.

[Caleb1117]

It's good that you're working on making your own textures, but having a 1024*1024 texture for a (relatively) low-rez pistol model is pretty uncalled-for. You can be a lot more efficient with the space you have (lots of unused area on the texture itself) and there's no call for that level of detail for such a small model. You could do this with a 256*256 texture (sixteen times smaller!) without much problem.

I usually texture all of my models with 2048*2048 textures, and scale them down to 1024*1024 for the release, that way if people want the large texture with more detail, they can use it, but if they want a smaller file size, they can just scale it down to 512*512 or 256*256.

I'm still working on creating better UV maps, but with Milkshape it is very hard because I can only UV one thing at a time and I can't see the UV's of what I already laid out.

You're modeling with Milkshape?

Why?

You could replicate this pistol, or make other works of similar complexity, much easier in XSI from the sound of it.

[RogueKnight]

I'm currently working in MS3D because I don't have the time to learn another program, such as Blender.

[skelltor]

great job this will be in BFSM.