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Introducing Rarendipity Games' Lawless Wild West
Howdy partner, welcome to No Man's Land. I'm currently building the environment for a gated sandbox game set in the American frontier. The play area will mainly feature a unique mining camp and mine, along with a classic Western town, plus some ranches, farms, and landscapes scattered around. First, I had an idea for a… -
Re: EVOLVE environment models
OK so here's a basic breakdown of how I built one of the structures for the game. As a preface, none of this is terribly earth shattering. Many artists work in a similar fashion, this just shows how I go about it. The first thing I made before building any of the structures in the game was to establish a texture set that… -
Re: Kimimaro Kaguya WIP
the only reason I think you need to attach geometry is if you want it to deform a certain way when animating. Other wise the verts can be weighed the same as it you modeled it in. In a lot of cases its actually a good thing to have floating geometry. Sometimes is saves you a little, to a TON of polygons, and its also makes… -
FREE jobs event with Creative Assembly, TT Games and more!
Games Jobs Live: South Coast & Brighton is happening on Wednesday 28th April: a FREE online livestream with gamedev studios who are currently hiring! On the livestream presenting and taking your questions we'll have Creative Assembly (Alien: Isolation, Total War), TT Games (LEGO games including LEGO Star Wars and LEGO… -
Re: Question regarding a specific Game Design Job.
I like to break it down like this: Programmers make it possible to have legos in the world. Artists build the legos until they are pretty. Designers decide where those legos go. It can mean wildly different things at different companies, and some companies have multiple kinds of designers: Content designers may be… -
Re: Sketchbook: Zaki Saati
Finalizing the model of the logo and neon signs (that took a bit of time..). Used a bit of mash for the scatter effect. Here are some tests in Vray. Don't mind the ugly metallic support behind the logo, all temporary placeholders. I used a ramp node in the neon shader. -
Re: Sketchbook: Oskar!
Some more stuff, the first one is a LEGO minifig, I shaman that lives in the swamp and wears a crocodile skull on top of its head. I started this one out with a a high poly model, but when I got to creating the low poly I kind of noticed that everything could be solved by used hard and soft edges. You learn most from… -
Re: [COMPLETED] Tanah Airku (Final Major Project)
Thanks for the images! Deciding on / adjusting the texel density a bit later has the main disadvantage of you having to redo stuff, so I wouldn't push it back too far. So now is probably a good time since you already have a couple of elements. Obviously, the texture for the chair would be smaller than the texture for the… -
Re: GZ81 Naganata - ZeroG Supremacy Fighter
Hah Pat, you got me on that one. I should add a little crease in the normalmap there to fix it. I'ma try and do a little bit on it when I get time. Rapante - yeah I agree man. That Wipeout Font I used for it was kinda dissapointing, no lowercase, no numbers, etc.. I should fix it up myself. Just didn't feel like messing… -
Re: First real attempt at environment modelling. Looking for feedback.
18 is alright, though you also have to be careful to not have too many unnecessarily simple pieces. You can make normal maps from photos if you know how to recognize errors and fix any that appears. I don't know where to download PBR mats, I make them myself :) Modular pieces aren't only for ease on your workflow, its also…
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