Sony Radio - ICF 7700

Rushki · May 2020

A radio I made for a VR group project. It was one of the main props and the player could hold it in front of his face so I've been a bit generous with polycount (7.872).
1x 4k Texture Set.

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NikDemidko · May 2020

Amazing! The UV map is so beautifully packed. Is it manual? I don't believe auto unwrap can do that well.

The only comments I can make (just because critique usually has more value than compliments alone

) - a plastic looks too glossy to me, especially for how old and beaten the radio is. Because of that (or maybe that's just lighting), on some of the screenshots antenna and body look like they are made from the same material. I'd like to see more distinction between these materials.

And overall, lighting seems to intense to me. Have you tried to put the intensity down a little bit? Let shadows ephasize the form and all these little details and buttons you have there. Otherwise it looks too flat on some static images.

I'm not a pro, so I may be wrong.

Sony Radio - ICF 7700

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