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Your model must relate to `Mechs/Cyb-orgs/War Robots` No poly limit All work must be submitted by August 5th A submission must include the model's name, a basic, no materials, shaded render, wireframe render and an optional scene including the model or a material version Until August 6th the only posts

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Your model must relate to `Mechs/Cyb-orgs/War Robots`

No poly limit

All work must be submitted by August 5th

A submission must include the model's name, a basic, no materials, shaded render, wireframe render and an optional scene including the model or a material version

Until August 6th the only posts that will be made are posts of people posting their work or people entering

After august 6th, the thread will be locked, and the judges will review the work

On August 10th, the results will be displayed

Good Luck and Start Modeling! To enter go here and confirm your entry.

Comments

Sajt Jul 23 2004, 4:59pm says:

High-poly models won't have any advantages against low-poly models would they?

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KrAyZiE Jul 23 2004, 5:18pm says:

well obviously if the higher poly ones look better then yea

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Dieblein Jul 23 2004, 6:44pm says:

A Model contest without any polygon limit is simply useless you cannot compare low poly with high poly. And in addition that here at moddb.com who the hell models promo art? I mean everyone has got to stick to a certain polygon limit and such a high poly contest like we know it from cgtalk is simply wrong here I think..

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Sajt Jul 23 2004, 8:39pm says:

I think this is a good idea. Just because you have an expensive program and can make high poly models fast, that doesn't mean they're good... I'm making mine in qME. As long as the high-poly models aren't judged better simply because they have more polygons :P

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