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Modular Environment (Frontier Village)
This is my first attempt at a modular environment for a university project, my concept I am aiming at is a cartoon style frontier village. I have still to add a few more props like cactus and a broken wagon. My tri limit is 15,000. any advice or constructive criticism is welcome :) -
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Thanks guys, the buildings seem a little less rigid when the textures are on, but is still a little visible, could be the way I have set the pivot points on the grid? I'll try and adjust them in the meantime :) Obscura, the excessive tris are from the train tracks I believe, they are about 900 per asset which is due to the… -
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there we go, sorry about the late reply, I just came off a dinner break. Don't pay too much attention to the out of place square on the building, thats just a seperate plane for a wanted poster :) -
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Generally, the environment terrain is made as one giant mesh, and roads are usually projected or painted on(old/dirt roads anyway). In other words:you don't have to be that accurate with your building placement and you don't have to make your village as a bunch of square blocks. -
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awesome, i'll probably do the same when I understand maya alot better :) -
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Its absolutely nothing :) I received a tons of help too from the peoples there, so its basic, i try to help where i can. -
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Brilliant, thanks for the help :) -
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Yes, and the horizontal plank on the fence is separated too. and dont forget to delete all the unvisible poly-s on everithing. -
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even better! The tracks are seperate from the planks I take it? -
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For the fences and the train track:
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