I could also add better textures next time to make the model stand out more as it just has single shades of colour. I could also add some features such as individual fingers and a detailed face. Next time I will add more detail to the model by adding more sections to each shape. Overall my model turned out decent in my opinion, the body still looks rather jagged in some areas like the legs and the head. I gave it a diverse set of colours as it makes sense for a game about clowns, with this I also decided to add a clown nose to the character to make it look better. I just used the default sample because the others didn't fit too well on a character.

Once the model has been grouped I pressed the 3 key to smooth the edges out which made the model look less rough but it made the body somewhat thin so I used the extrude tool to make the proportions a bit more realistic and similar to how they were before.Īfter that I textured the model by clicking the rendering tab and clicking one of the different filters. This keeps all the parts together so that it is all classed as one object that is moved as a group. Once I was done making models from the front side I decided to move to the side view and adjust the models further to improve the proportions of the character and make them more realistic.Īfter finishing the rough shape of each body part I grouped them all together by placing the parts next to each other and shift clicking each part and selecting group from the edit menu. When making a new body part I moved the already existing parts out of view as to not interfere with the wire frame of the new model. After creating one leg I used the duplicate special tool in the edit menu and changed the scale to -1 in order to flip it, I did this with both the arms and legs.

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