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Ah, also, are you completely done with doing the Requiem models or do you still plan to eventually work on some of the other monsters you have in the completion image?

The first Half-Life is pretty old and ill suited for the sort of conversion I do. I think someone who makes original sculpts based on game models would do a much better job.

I wouldnt call them models, they're just pixels :D Original jungle fetish would be cool, but you would need to basically create the model manually from scratch.

I would love to get my hands on the original 3D models from Diablo II, but the game itself only contains low resolution rendered 2D images. I try to get the Resurrected models closer to the original whenever I can - modify or replace faces, improve female proportions (thinner waist, wider hips, usually a bit larger breasts :-) and so on.
Maybe I'll eventually find good materials to adapt into some of those missing original monsters like fetishes or desert cats.

I have good news though. I've been messing around some of the less compatible models and skeletons should be doable after all. During animation they split in waist and the head detaches, but spine, arm and leg movements are fine, and that's what really matters. And they have some nice gear variety in Resurrected, so they should make for a decent skeleton army.

For the rogue I'm gonna adapt the Diablo II NPC rogue and give her some heavier armor too. Not sure about plate, but mail should be doable.
With the sorcerer I'm stumped. In the end I'll probably source suitable models from other games and cobble him together like I did with the warrior. Maybe I'll manage to modify some other fantasy robes in Diablo I sorcerer style. They're all inspired by Diablo anyways! :)

love the diablo models ive make 7 of them so far are you going to do baal by any chance

The only nu-Doom stuff I'm definitely not doing are cacodemon, pinky and 2016 hell infantry, because their designs don't fit my idea of Doom universe very well. Everything else is a possibility. I'd really like to do the mechs to have a nice basic lineup of human anti-infernal forces. I also have better hardware now so I could make some ready to print demonic troopers in addition to the blender file already released.
And I agree that a lot of content in these games got really underused. Entire worlds worth of art assets, only used for linear sections and forgettable, inconsequential encounters. So I'm trying to rescue them for us, hobbyists, to do a better job. :)

That would be incredible! I tried to take a crack at your Imora Trooper blend, but I got stuck at the export process as well... and I have a beefy PC I thought! As far as the demons you mentioned, do you mean hust the 2016 versions of cacodemon and pinky or Eternal as well?

Yeah, I hate when they turn Doom demons into fantasy animals. Lore-wise modern Doom isn't about a pissed off marine grunt fighting actual forces of Hell, but an angelic super-being slaughtering hapless extraterrestrial animals enslaved for war by ancient aliens. Some monster designs were influenced by this more than others.

Ya I personally like the more scifi-feeling lore of new doom stuff wayyy more. Feels like there is some form of "explanation" for most everything. I definitely would still like to see you take a crack at Eternal-style Cacodemons and Pain Elementals.

I sent you an email in regards to your process creating these meshes. I would greatly appreciate some help with learning the process :)

Hey, sorry about such a long silence. I intended to answer with some finished tutorial, but it's taking a bit longer. I'm making some detailed illustrated how-to guides, but I'm still in the process of taking pictures and organizing stuff into some digestible lessons.

That's weird. I have uploaded the body recently, because I apparently left it out originally. Just tried downloading it and all the files are there. Maybe try clearing browser cache and downloading again? If it still doesn't work, I'll try to provide an alternative link.