ThatAnimatedGuy

Thx. I'm going on vacation then school would be starting. I doubt I would be posting anything then, so, I might as well take a rest now. I may or may not be back, but who knows.

Please don't 'leave' leave, come back soon!

Don't worry about 7 likes.  I get 2 likes on my hard-worked content sometimes.

Well I cant really see your issue very well but it looks like the black cylinder like part has a lot of roughness applied to it. (check your materials to see what I mean)

Well, I meant the lower right side of the image. There's this glitch-like texture going on. This happened after I duplicated one half (The left side) and mirrored it. before I was going to place the two together, this happened. if you notice, on the top right side of the image, the color is plain, no texturing problems at all. That's how it looked liked before I decided to move things around. I was wondering what I did to cause it to look so rough, and how I could avoid it from happening again.

Sure. 

Holy crap this is cool

That's a really neat schematic. Where did you get it from? (Or did you make it?)

@Über Yeah I made it, however, I think I made some of the "spikes" a bit too tall. That's the only reason why this isn't a topic. I'm planning to revise and expand it. 

ah you know you're lucky.

I cant design a concept for anything so I just do freestyles, but that ends up in unfinished models

wait what do you meany by that. May I ask if you could please show me an image

or an example like... little black dots

Sorry, I think I figured it out. I'm rendering it with "Blender Render" instead of "Cycles". Anyways, I'm pretty sure it was a screw up with the mesh I made and the use of the reflective feature on the material, so it's just making it look all distorted.