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WIP 5th centry Korea cavalry
Hello I have been modeling high poly models, and this is my first low poly modeling. I have made the same thread on different forum, but I think this website gets more replies and advice. My purpose making this character is to understand and study low poly game modeling. All though I am not a fan of sculpting details, and… -
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While I was checking other people's thread, I realized that wireframes are triangulated? Is this necessary? Can anyone tell me the reasons of it? Thank you. -
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Ok, I updated a bit of my work. Please give me some critiques and advice. Thank you. -
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Thank you for all the replies. Is 8500 poly on one character considered low poly? I know next gen game character model is around 12000 polys? -
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In general game engines tend to work in triangles rather than quads. So we usually do low poly meshes in tri's to both: 1. Show that we know what we're doing when making a low poly, and 2. For accurate representation of how it may look in game. At least that's why I do it. :) -
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I usually do not use typical 3 points light setup for high poly models. I am wondering whether it's ok with low poly modeing? This is 3 points light setup that I tried to make for the model. Is this better than the first images that I posted? Thank you. -
Re: WIP 5th centry Korea cavalry
Because they are taking the screens in a game engine which triangulates everything, or marmoset which does the same.You should post untriangulated if you can as well in portfolio ( not counting optimisation triangulation you do or other things)from your 3d app of choice.
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