It's finished and I probably won't be making changes to it. Just wanted to pimp. It's 6849 polygons total and 39 texures no bigger than 128x128 totalling 495kb. Render is with Maya's default crap renderer.
Looks great. My only crits are the pipes/railings on the side (with the ladder) look too thick to be real, and the texture for the pavement (sidewalk) is too clean and regular.
Apart from that, very nicely done! I like the lighting, and the texturing looks very consistent, always a good thing.
Yea, asoon as I looked at that I noticed the rails. Also, I think it needs a bit more trash, like pop bottles, some glass maybe, cans, torn paper, little rocks and stuff. Imperfections is what im getting at. Just think you need to grunge it up a bit, that would definatly make it look alot more real. Very nice so far .
That looks great Jeff. Very atmospheric. Would slot nicely into the Godfather game being made not yards from where I'm sat.
I agree with Pauls crits. Generally the weakesst aspect is everything on the ground plane. So If there was any optimization to be done to your texture set I would free up more space for that. But nice work.
Ha! I am of course kidding and really enjoy what you've done with this. The resolution of the texture used on the street lamps throws me off some (not consistant with the rest of the textures - which are really well done btw).
I think the sidewalk texture could benefit from some dirt and grime - or cluttered with more news paper/garbage to give that dirty look.
The curved pieces you have as support for the roofs trim could of been done with less polys IMO. The ones you save on that could of been used for more garbage and such.
Overall this is great. Good atmosphere, which in the end is what you're looking for. There's other things I'd comment on but that'd give away the test's requirements.
Thanks for the comments. Looks like I'll be tweaking this one out more. I'm going to add to the textures and try to hit 1mb and add another 500 or 1000 polys. The ground area was the part that lost the most when I ran out of texture space. So I'll redo the railing area then focus on that. Thanks Daz, that's my dream project. Ashame it's already being made without me. Adam things didn't go so well. Not real upset about it though.
My only crit is that you wasted a serious amount of polies on the roof TV arials, they could be planes with a texture and no one but the very most hawk eyed gamer would ever notice / care. Those polygons could be better spent else where or removed to make the game run faster.
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Apart from that, very nicely done! I like the lighting, and the texturing looks very consistent, always a good thing.
I agree with Pauls crits. Generally the weakesst aspect is everything on the ground plane. So If there was any optimization to be done to your texture set I would free up more space for that. But nice work.
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Ha! I am of course kidding and really enjoy what you've done with this. The resolution of the texture used on the street lamps throws me off some (not consistant with the rest of the textures - which are really well done btw).
I think the sidewalk texture could benefit from some dirt and grime - or cluttered with more news paper/garbage to give that dirty look.
The curved pieces you have as support for the roofs trim could of been done with less polys IMO. The ones you save on that could of been used for more garbage and such.
Overall this is great. Good atmosphere, which in the end is what you're looking for. There's other things I'd comment on but that'd give away the test's requirements.
Good job jeffro, keep us posted with how it goes
dig the windows
My only crit is that you wasted a serious amount of polies on the roof TV arials, they could be planes with a texture and no one but the very most hawk eyed gamer would ever notice / care. Those polygons could be better spent else where or removed to make the game run faster.