I think it's finished
Edit: Going for the ice, thanks!
Thanks for the replies, whether it was here or on messenger. I think they are finished but I have to chose one to submit. Ice or Horns.
Rules (whether you understand or not):
1. Image Size - The images should be no larger than 1024x768 and saved as jpegs.
2. Use any 3d software you like - If you can use Blender (www.blender.org) that would be preferred, but Max/Maya etc are all fine.
3. Within Polygon Limit - As stated below for each model. Counting triangles not quads.
4. No textures - Flat colours only. No blending of colours across a polygon, although you can use soft/hard shading.
5. No internal polygons or any polygons which face directly down - The camera in the game never drops below a horizontal view angle so any polygons that face directly downwards will never be seen. So therefore delete them. And obviously any internal polygons will also never be seen and so they should be deleted.
6. No intersecting/overlapping polygons - Any two polygons that need to meet up should meet vertex to vertex, never vertex to edge, and never have any two polygons overlapping or intersecting (cutting through each other).
7. Medieval/Fantasy Style
Thanks for the replies, whether it was here or on messenger. I think they are finished but I have to chose one to submit. Ice or Horns.
Rules (whether you understand or not):
1. Image Size - The images should be no larger than 1024x768 and saved as jpegs.
2. Use any 3d software you like - If you can use Blender (www.blender.org) that would be preferred, but Max/Maya etc are all fine.
3. Within Polygon Limit - As stated below for each model. Counting triangles not quads.
4. No textures - Flat colours only. No blending of colours across a polygon, although you can use soft/hard shading.
5. No internal polygons or any polygons which face directly down - The camera in the game never drops below a horizontal view angle so any polygons that face directly downwards will never be seen. So therefore delete them. And obviously any internal polygons will also never be seen and so they should be deleted.
6. No intersecting/overlapping polygons - Any two polygons that need to meet up should meet vertex to vertex, never vertex to edge, and never have any two polygons overlapping or intersecting (cutting through each other).
7. Medieval/Fantasy Style