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Re: Autodesk Stingray game engine
I've been a huge fan of Bitsquid's data-oriented architecture, though I've always felt that C++ or C# should have been the scripting language of choice. Is it still possible to swap out the rendering pipelines via configuration files, and does it still have collaborative editing? I'm also curious whether it still supports… -
Re: What are the things to consider when making game for Mobile Platform ?
Thanks Ged and The Flying Monk, -Abt Modular piece, I have different textures.. you'r right only way to find out would be to port in mobile and experiment.. Also heard if you put them in a static mesh group it would be considered as 1 mesh(like combined) but not tested or sure abt it. -flying Monk: sounds good, but going… -
Re: [WIP] [UDK] Futuristic Arctic Research Lab
There's really nothing special going on with the textures, the walls are just a bunch of faces using the same area of the texture. The floor and walls are using separate textures at the minute, but that's getting sorted asap. Thanks for the ice stuff, should prove useful. Oh one more thing, the light maps are getting… -
Re: What's a good polycount limit for...
I think generally unless you go crazy with poly limit like 100-300k and above you can get away with a lot of geometry. What it really comes down to is modularity and smart use of textures. IE can you take a Building and then kit bash that thing into 3 more buildings using some UV tweaking, vertex shading and shader based… -
Re: First Environment (WIP) - Based on Simon Stalenhag's work
I'm not sure how I would go about setting that up considering that the floor is anything but modular, But to correct the low resolution I will try to give it more space in the UV map, and if its still too pixelated I might split it into its own 1K texture set. I took note of the bike and I agree with you, I think I gone… -
Re: Teacher here: This is what my high school students have done so far this year
As a student at college I could say I haven't learnt anything from my college, its so bad for teaching games development, i'm currently 17, last year of my course. Things I haven't learnt concerning 3D Optimization the importance of edge flow sub-d modelling modularity in environments the importance of polygon count UVW… -
Re: Sci-fi Environment Prop (feedback much appreciated
well, you win some and you lose some, just got to do what the boss says right?. But for your second piece remember to model modular. Don't build it as an "L" Corner piece. build the one side, and then a center piece (box like asset) for the walls to insert into. keep it flat, and go from there. again if a design is ever… -
Re: New Tutorial: Level Design Memoirs. Part 01 Overgrown
Thanks :) . Project is almost complete, right now I'm working on the room where the creature escaped. This video represent an earlier version of it, but its close to what I currently have. [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzIWbov4ee0[/ame] Pardon for the low frame rate, fraps was failing so I used camtasia for this… -
Re: RAD Environment Team, The Order: 1886 Art Dump
![[HP]](https://us.v-cdn.net/5021068/uploads/userpics/PW2278Q17H7M/nK9DV1HH4CBZK.jpg)
Playing through the game right now, still halfway through but I can say with certainty it's one of the most beautifully rendered games I've ever seen!! I have my gripes with some of the gameplay decisions but all in all I'm having a blast! Congratulations to all involved and thanks for posting your work too, it's… -
Re: El_Coffo's game environment
That seems like a very smart way to tackle it! I'll be sure to do as you suggested. :) This is what I have managed to produce so far. The crates and barrels are UDK's own and are only there for filling the level as of now, I will model them myself later . I have never worked with modularity before so this is kind of a…
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