2011 BMW 3 Coupe

[Slyde]

Hello Everyone!

Here my project. A 2011 Bmw 3 Coupe.

I would like to know how can I fix the mesh on the red circle...


Greets!!

Slyde

[KnoopA]

Looking good.

[Pan3sar]

Not a bad start, however for this car and its many elements in the body, I think you need to create a higher density base mesh, there's a few good wips of BMW's on this forum, most bmw's share similar features, especially the grill and that side vent. On a side note, the part under the grill is bumpy

[DarkHorse]

The advanced section has a good host of BMW wip, with
good wireframe references

[Slyde]

and that side vent.

Thankx for your replies!
But... what side vent?
This model don't have none... What I would like to know is how to make the bend with getting that bump...

http://www.netcarshow.com/bmw/2011-3...llpaper_08.htm

[DaveCox]

Gonna need more polys - jus saying.

[КiRО]

That is all I can see for now, good luck !
http://www.netcarshow.com/bmw/2011-3...llpaper_02.htm

[Pan3sar]

by side vent I mean where that m badge sits on the side,, on the fender, behind the front wheel arch.

[Slyde]

Oh! Ok

@KiRO
Thankx, going to fix that asap

[Slyde]

Now that I'm on holidays, I can finally keep on my project.

Fixed some of that issues!

[yasick]

your hood needs more lines.

[Slyde]

Vertically? (Front to Rear?)

[yasick]

this,
that will smooth out your bmw badge area

[КiRО]

Thats what I suggest, but w0rx bonnet works too, if not better For general modeling advice try to keep the polygons approximately the same size and as close to square as possible if you see that some loop of polygons is way bigger than a neighbour loop then make another section in the big ones, like w0rx showed

[yasick]

exactly, point of modelling is do as parralell squars as possible, and as even as possible.
but the trick to modelling really well is parrallel to every side, and even.. not to far not to close all around.
leaving big gaps will result into bumps on more curvy surfaces.