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Re: [WIP] AIRHEART - Early Access
Took some time to continue with this (release, holidays), but now I finally found some time to post something again: While working on the airplanes I created a first WIP of the flying islands. We wanted to use them modular, so that we could use a small set of plants and rocks to create various islands. With the first rough… -
Re: Seraphinn - Digital Sketchbook
Your hard surface 3D modeling seems to be going well. I like the corridor the most; it's pretty sweet with the modular assets and the nice lighting. As far as the character model goes, I think it would be more exciting to have a better silhouette; even though the inner detail of the concept is interesting, it's more… -
Re: Tiling baked meshes with arbitrary toplogy?
I've been meaning to ask this question as well. I believe what we're looking for here is a way to tile a piece of seamless square geometry along a mesh in a similar sense to how you would tile a texture. I know this can somewhat be achieved with vector displacement, but that creates drastically more polys than needed and… -
Re: Wanting to be Great, struggling when you realise you're not
Managing the scope of a project and guarding against scope creep is one of the hardest lessons to learn. It burned one of my final projects in school, and even now I just seem to be dreaming bigger than what I'm able to put out. I'm starting to work more with modular environments and I think that process alone is helping… -
Re: CryENGINE3 SDK Free-of-Charge is OUT!
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Submaterials should be minimized as much as possible on production, but it's all a matter of balance. Having different sub-materials can also help if used well, like if you have a submaterial that doesn't need shadow casting, just turn off shadow casting in that submaterial, you'll save drawcalls that way; You can also… -
Re: Rural Britan Industrial Age Scene
Hi guys, thanks or your input. Cheers @Design Runner / DietCoke and thanks for your support reference SgtNasty. I intend to put some more love and care into creating some modular wall sets e.g broken, complete and end pieces. I am unsure as to what would be breaking the general poly count budget as I thought about… -
Re: {UDK}- Crash Site Mayday -{WIP}
Rock Sculpts For the Environment there are two main unique rocks, in the sense that they are modular for reuse in the environment, however they have two key placements this is the forefront cliff face and the right side slope rock. Slope Rock This piece was the main piece for the style of the rocks, when used with a vector… -
Re: [UDK] Industrial street
Hey @MGE_PM It's looking really good so far. It looks as though you have used modular assets which is good but it looks very similar all round. Add things to break up the similarities like trash cans, fire hydrants, mail boxes, street signs, construction, cars, road markings(no loading) etc. Maybe even add some props to… -
Re: When to know when your project is complete?
Diminishing returns. When the amount of effort to create something visually impressive is no longer proportional to the amount of time it takes. I've ran into this issue when I'm creating houses for a city. For all the houses I want people to look up close, I spent time making them all look unique. But for houses that were… -
Re: Texel Density
While many things you mentioned are absolutely reasonable it's not canceling the fact that smaller or otherwise bigger texel size has been used in games for years as a mean to save texture space for key areas. Characters faces and hands. Bottom sides of certain objects, cars for example. Backsides of static objects or any…
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