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Published: 2009-04-17 14:59:38 +0000 UTC; Views: 7238; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 0
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Array of poses for XJ9Jenny's entire body is made to function. Altogether, she's about 80 moving parts. I parented each part, binding her similar to an action figure with geometry in between to act as joints. Not bad for my first attempt at her.
I added a few details to her texture. Shaders alone looked a little too flat, even though thats how she looks on the show, so I drew on welding seams, bolts, radiator vents, a few decals, etc. I was almost gonna have my avatar on her back with her showing it off as a mock tatoo, but decided not to.
Overall, I'm very happy about how she came out, and I hope you are too.
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I don't suppose you know where I can get CGI will that was used for this?
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I built this in Maya, but really you could probably use any other 3D application. The software you might be able to find online.
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πgasp! oh Jenny! (flew in to hug her) I love you too!πππcute
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This is how Jenny would look like in real life!
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Ohh duuude! Awesome, Jenny is the man..uhh I mean she's the best!!
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I bow to your awesomeness! Not many people rig! (I do,I'm a tech kid for my game team). Looks like you did a pretty good job too! I don't see anything crunching in on it self. Nice and smooth. Are you gonna use her for animations?
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At the moment, I have nothing planned for animation. I'm more of a modeler and texture artist than a rigger myself. And I don't really consider this a rig so much as I do parented parts. I didn't bind or weight anything. And while I know most basics of rigging, I just do enough to pose and showcase my work.
I greatly appreciate your comment though.
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Hum...*ponder* well I am still impressed and I do say it's smart to know rigging for posing your models. You did a pretty good job on the model as well. 
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Very nice. I have a hard time discerning detail, especially where the mouth is (panel 7, is that a grin, mustache, or just the metal shining? I'm thinking it's shining...). But your 3D model is wonderful otherwise.
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Yes, I think it was the shine that makes it hard to see. The reflections were a bit much, but I was going for a shiny polished metal look. I did blend shapes for the mouth, but only to open, close, and smile. They were very subtle.
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FOr some reason i really like the one in the fifth panel.
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That's pretty good for your first attempt. She's got a very Barbara Eden look about her.
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Hmm, I think it'll look better if you reduce the texture details on her arms as well as her clothes plating, plain is enough or either lesser details the better to possibly match 14-bis'. But anyway, it's up to you.
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