Is anyone good with 3D models?

[Arvius he/him]

I am modding a game known as "Mount & Blade: Warband", and trying to bring the world of Roshar (The fantasy world that The Stormlight Archives take place in) into a mod. I realized along the way that I couldn't make the mod without shardplates and shardblades, and since the forums on taleworlds no longer have as many active talented modelers as they used to, I decided to come here.

If anyone could help me and make .brf models of the shardplates and shardblades in The Way of Kings and The Words of Radiance, that would just be dandy! (PM me or Comment if you are interested or have questions)

Thanks anyone willing to help! (And I'm sorry for posting this on this forum, if this is against any of the forum rules please inform me)

[Erunion he/him]

Awesome idea! Great game, and it would suit it very well! I have no talents in this regard, but I wish you all the best!

[Ecthelion III he/him]

The spacing on the scroll is triggering my OCD though...

[Chaos he/him]

This forum is for discussion directly on 17th Shard itself. I'm moving this to General Brandon Discussion.

[Arvius he/him]

22 hours ago, Ecthelion III said:

The spacing on the scroll is triggering my OCD though...

I just started yesterday! (Plus, I'm pretty sure I messed up the first time, and I can't re-adjust the scroll without messing up the entire thing since .dds's save as one layer)

And thanks Chaos for telling me that there is actually a forum for stuff like this XD

(I actually also doubt the mod will turn out well because I still have to learn more python )

Edited July 13, 2016 by Arvius
I wanted to get technical and seem smart ;3

[Eccentric Hero he/him]

These images seem helpful for anyone who wants to make the models.

Credit to Isaac Stewart and Ben McSweeny.

[Arvius he/him]

The one on the right was actually stretched out to be the loading screen XD

EDIT: I'm guessing no, so I'll just take my problems to the TaleWorlds Forums

 

Edited July 14, 2016 by Arvius
idk

[Assassin in Burgundy he/him]

I could copy the Shardbearers by hand, but I wouldn't be able to make a 3D model. Not sure if that would help.

Edited July 17, 2016 by Assassin in Burgundy

[Assassin in Burgundy he/him]

I drew a few for a school project.

[Ari he/him]

On 13/07/2016 at 3:34 AM, Arvius said:

I just started yesterday! (Plus, I'm pretty sure I messed up the first time, and I can't re-adjust the scroll without messing up the entire thing since .dds's save as one layer)

And thanks Chaos for telling me that there is actually a forum for stuff like this XD

(I actually also doubt the mod will turn out well because I still have to learn more python )

I've got a general image editing tip: All full-featured image editors (even Paint.net, which might be what you're using for a .dds) have a format you can save all the layer info and so on into, such as .psd for Photoshop. Save all your mod images in that format AND the format you need for the mod and you'll easily be able to go back and make changes.

You should probably get into the habit of saving a psd (or equivalent) working file and a file for actual publishing whenever you edit an image if you're planning to do it often.