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DeadPhaker
DeadPhaker - - 148 comments

very detailed... seems like this wont run on low-end computers :(

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ZeusLT
ZeusLT - - 341 comments

indeed so :(

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[WuTz]! Creator
[WuTz]! - - 103 comments

Knowing the shaders of [w]tech I can say that this one shouldn't be too complex. I didn't see the code of it yet, but I guess it only uses like 2 or 3 texture lookups and some little lighting computation, alone with some extra instructions here and there.

That shouldn't even be a problem for my GeForce 8400GS Go. (I'm coding [w]tech using this GPU by the way. It's one of the weakest DX10 GPUs Nvidia made ;-) )

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cinco
cinco - - 880 comments

gross

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New attempt to create a realistic face! This time I have used MeshLab and the Retopology-Tool of Blender to make the Low-Poly mesh. I am more or less happy with the face itself, but I don't like the throat. In addition, next time I will integrate the hairs from start into the model, because it would be very much work to add some good-looking hairs to this head.