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fireantz83 — Mud Head
Published: 2010-10-31 21:40:53 +0000 UTC; Views: 2373; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 50
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First test drive on Mudbox 2011. ( i'm zbrush user)Its a lovely sculpting tools, just not really use to it yet..lol
This piece took me ard 3hrs...really having fun on it. ^ ^
I pretty surprise ab the polycount handling in mudbox 64bit.
Mudbox able to handled :
32.8mil poly in ram used at 2.8GB
131.5mil poly in ram used at 10.5GB
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Funny. 131 million was the same amount I got to as well before things got hard to work with.
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this is one ugly motha..., but great work, too.
so, mudbox is that capable... I just might try it...
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OMFG so many details i like it.
That's a very AMAZING work you did on this one WOW.
Wish i could 3D as good as this.
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this is reaally nice!.. are you gonna texture it?..
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Thanks man, I dun think so...just leave it as sketches XDXDXD lazy lazy
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Are you saying that that head is a 2.8 GB file? That's huge!
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Its used 2.8GB RAM in 32.8mil polys ^ ^
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Finally how many ram do u have? 
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Thanks nnq~! I having 12GB ram now..^^
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whao~ nice.... getting warm up for the contest ? hahahaha~
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LOL...I have no idea for the warrior yet.
So...Just wanna test on it..^^
Good luck for ur contest~!!
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oh ~ thanks~ just give it a try only~ haha
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Nice sculpt
I've gotten the same poly count results when pushing the system. I've heard it has been able to handle up to 500mil polys, with a lot of time, extra memory in USB slots and other tricks. Great app, so easy to learn.
Will you continue to use Mudbox, or jump back to Zbrush?
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wow...500mils..i guess its need more than 40GB ram. LOL
Well, me myself might gonna use both. ( since i bought ZB & i got 3yrs free education mudbox license LOL)
Both of them got their own strengths~!
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You don't have to have 40gb RAM. You can make USB memory sticks act like extra memory (although not as fast).
There is also an option in Mudbox to make more accurate subdividing (or something), which requires more memory, turn that off and you'll get some more juice out of your memory. Close everything else, and push it to the limits. He who did it (Wayne Robson, Mudbox Guru) has just as much memory as we have.
I agree they both have their strengths, I love the interface in Mudbox, it's just so easy to use, and no clutter. The ZB interface and weird ways of doing things always kicks me in the face when I try to learn it. ZB have a better sculpting engine though, in a way that the polys act and feels more like clay.
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wow..thanks for the mudbox tips..I'll check tat out~!
Have a nice day ^ ^v
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