The creation process for the new metal gear 3D model in Blender took approximately 2 months. This includes the initial design phase, modeling, texturing, rigging, and animation.
The biggest challenge in creating the metal gear 3D model was accurately recreating the intricate details and textures of the original design. It required a lot of attention to detail and precision in order to achieve a realistic and high-quality model.
Rigging is the process of adding a skeleton to the 3D model, which allows for movement and animation. In the case of the metal gear model, the rigging process involved creating bones and joints that mimic the movement of a human body, as well as adding controls for specific movements and actions.
To ensure accuracy, extensive research was done on the original metal gear design, including studying reference images and videos. Additionally, the model was constantly compared to the original design during the creation process and any discrepancies were corrected.
The metal gear 3D model was created using Blender, a popular 3D modeling and animation software. Other tools such as Photoshop and Substance Painter were also used for texturing and creating materials for the model.
