Tekken - Leo Kliesen (Noctis)
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About this mod Machine translation
Leo Kliesen model from TTT2 was rigged and created to create the armature and character model for Noctis!
This is my first Blender project and my first time working with 3D models. Everyone from the FFXV Modding Discord helped me through it all, helping me learn Blender and how to use it to make this model the best it can be! Over one hundred and seventy-two Blenders saved, the model I used is from Tekken Tag Tournament 2. Please report any image errors you see! Thanks! I don't accept requests.
Unfixable error:
- Put on the jacket and the upper part of the inside of the jacket. This was my fault because I applied a Solidifier modifier on the model and saved without fine-tuning the thickness settings
- The third level white outline on certain parts of the back of the jacket may have incorrect lighting.
Thank you, everyone in the FFXV Modding Discord for teaching me how to use Blender, how to troubleshoot problems and helping me make this model as perfect as possible! I couldn't have done it without you!
integral:
Bandai Namco Entertainment: Models, Textures, Assets and Original Content
FooniVentes: Atlas Bake and optimize the model (thanks a lot!!)
FFXV Modding Discord: Help me fix things and teach me Blender to do it all. I'm so grateful, I couldn't do it without your constant help, support and love!
ME: Rigging, weighting, scaling and handling the rest of the model in Blender.
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