Hi, Polycount community! This is my first thread and I'm looking for some critique towards this vehicle.
I started this project after reading up on flipbook textures for UDK and it quickly span into a goal to create a police car. I had previous created a BTCC car and I've tried to incorporate all of the feedback I got about it into this new project.
The target was between 30,000 to 40,000 triangles with many of the components of the car being detachable. The overall model has a total of 34,411 triangles and 8 parts that can be removed.
I've also been trying to delve deeper into the UDK material editor to create metallic paint with flakes and some other effects that you can see below.
The edgyness of the roof is a turn off for me. Even if a model would be nicely tetured and well thought out, You placed more polys to get a good feeling on the exhaust even though its a small part of the entire vehicle. If a major shape that is clearly visible is a bit blocky it drops the overall score in my opinion. You could place more polys to get a better roof shape and it shouldn't matter performance wise that much.
That looks really cool man, the mud looks cool although a bit more to it will help, and the reflection hind of throws me off, but thoses are just minor issues, more engine damage/fire damage on the damaged version
The material for the lights is far too white. It might be the specular, or it could be the reflection. The tail lights are especially problematic, appearing white in most shots. The red color should be dominant from any angle.
Also, if you're going for realism, lose the vanity plate.
The paint is too reflective, especially for the damaged & mud-covered versions.
The material for the lights is far too white. It might be the specular, or it could be the reflection. The tail lights are especially problematic, appearing white in most shots. The red color should be dominant from any angle.
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It was a lot muddier at one point but I felt that there was too much of it. It looked as though it had been buried and dug up again.
Is there too much? I was going for metallic but I think I might have made the flakes too small.
Thanks.
Also, if you're going for realism, lose the vanity plate.
The paint is too reflective, especially for the damaged & mud-covered versions.