Worker Bot Wip

[oDDity]

This is based on concept art for T2 bots (the actual T2 models looked nothing like it in the end)

Not finished modeling it yet obvioiusly.

[oDDity]

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[pakmannen]

That is just incredibly awsome looking. Could you add some chimneys to the back?

Edited December 3, 2004 by pakmannen

[sparhawk]

* THUMP * Did you hear that sound oDDity? That was my heart because I see a new post from you.

[god_is_my_goldfish]

Christ that's good...

 

but, and i hate to do this especially as that looks amazing, we probably shouldn't use it. Because it's taken from what was originally a thief 2 design, it might bring up some copyright issues.

 

We'll see though.

[SneaksieDave]

But... it's a "tribute!" And a fitting one at that!

 

[New Horizon]

I think as long as it doesn't resemble what they used ingame we should be fine, and it's only based on the concept art. I would say there are likely plenty of games out there with creatures that look like this.

 

[oDDity]

THis is different enough from the concept art I think. Feel free to add any suggestions or drawings, I'm by no means certain where to take this next, the concept art has no details really. I'm not even sure if this is supposed to be a worker bot, but that big claw wouldn't be good for anything except lifting and moving objects.

IT has the legs attached to the head there, but that doesn't make any sense.

Of curse this thing couldn't actually balance in RL, but that doesn't matter. since it'll never be built.

[Springheel]

I don't generally care for the bots, but this looks pretty damn cool. Since you asked for suggestions, I would do something to break up the body a bit, even if it is just adding some seams and rivets. A smokestack or two would also be good, as pak mentioned.

[sparhawk]

I don't generally care for the bots, but this looks pretty damn cool.

I do. Always prefered T2 over T1.

[jay pettitt]

reminiscent of Grzegorz Jonkajtys' stuff. Very neat. Fix them robot feet though, eh. Oh, and go get a proper job in 3D with money and holidays and stuff.

Edited December 3, 2004 by jay pettitt