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If it ever gets a skin, could you possibly post pics here as well ?
It is unlikely that it ever will, but if it ever does, I will post it.
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Can I have wallpaper (1440x900)?
I'm quite busy these days, but I'll see what I can do.
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I don't think it is a very good looking Mammoth.
As a dual-barrelled heavy tank, however, it looks wonderful. It could be a next generation China Overlord Tank (sans bullguard).
As a dual-barrelled heavy tank, however, it looks wonderful. It could be a next generation China Overlord Tank (sans bullguard).
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as the Mammoth tank is relying on energy shield to protect itself, all that heavy amour would look out of place. But it fits the role of a next gen./Adv. Overload perfectly
I'm not quite sure what your reasons for this opinion is... this mammoth tank was not made as a replacement for any mammoth tank in any game, it's a completely independant design, not meant for any speciffic C&C game.
As for the Overlord, I'd say it's a variant of a mammoth tank... double set of tracks, twin cannons and huge size - the characteristic features of a mammoth tank.
I'm not sure which mammoth tanks used energy shields to protect themselves, but as far as I know, neighter the RA1 one, the Apocalypse from RA2 (and RA3?) or the Overlord did... and I don't think the one from TD did eighter.
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how many polys?
Since the maximum poly count for the competition was 10k, I didn't hold back, so I think it ended up around 8300, and it's not optimized at all... could probably cut it down by some thousand without notable change to the appearance.
For use in a game, many of the details I modeled in would be replaced by a normal map.
Edited by Chronosheep, 20 March 2009 - 16:31.
