my_name_is_tudor's interactive painter beta2 figure, suggestions?

[Orbital]

I like the way your Fire Warrior looks like he's made out of LEGO.

[Kotobuki]

Very nice. Though, a couple points on my scheme... the hands and toes are scorched brown, not black, and i use fortress grey, not white. But, all in all, lookin pretty spiffy.

One other request, only because it's personally how I do alot of my tau... is allowing the 'chin' on the helmet to be colored individually, and possibly making the helmet two parts as well. On the actual model, it's split at the top, and not on the bottom, much like yours, but because the sensors intersect the side of the helmet on the actual model, you can get away with using the top line as a divider for colors on the top of the helmet. I've attached a closer view of one of my red/grey guys. The paints a bit sloppy, as it's an older model... but it shows what I mean.

[my_name_is_tudor]

I've decided the chin and split helmet is a bit too fiddly, so I've left that out. At some point I might go back and put them in, but I'm not making any promises.

Anyway, the new version is up now, v0.22 (sort of)

-it's the same link as the last version by the way.

[my_name_is_tudor]

This thread can be killed now mods, as any discussion would be best in the 'main' thread.

Thanks!

[Czevak]

Firewarrior hehe! (Thanks)

[A neutral shade of black.]

Before this gets closed -

If you ever do get around to having the split chin, tudor, could you possibly have the helmet split in three instead? As in, left, right, chin? That'd be great. Anyway, awesome work.

[johnbubuz]

Hi! It is possible to use your program now?

Im very interested!!!

Hello, for those how haven't already seen it, my interactive painting program can be found here. It's a flash program, and is free to use of course.

Currently it only has an eldar guardian, but I have just finished (or just about finished) work on a tau firewarrior figure to import across.

I wanted to know what you thought about the figure, because currently I'm having a few umms and ahhs about it..

Well, here's a pic:


The reason for the colours is to help me later on in the process, to define each different paintable area. It also gives you a hint as to which bits are seperate paintable objects and which aren't.

So.. anything you think I should improve before I put this over to Flash?