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Re: Blockouts for 3D Environments
Heh that is pretty old stuff :P It depends, at the very beginning of a game or project you will likely have nothing to whitebox from. It kinda changes as you make progress into production, as you will find yourself then having access to a wide range of finished props or structures, and then it becomes that kind of hybrid… -
Re: Blockouts for 3D Environments
Not sure I've seen it said here yet, all that you guys said is right, bout gameplay, iteration time etc. But it's also a massive help to artists to help them plan things and see a closer vision to the final scope the level or game represents. The more accurate and broken down your whitebox/greybox pass is, the easier it… -
Re: Blockouts for 3D Environments
There's two uses mainly; As Placeholder geometry... In a production pipeline, if a designer is waiting on level components, then if a dimensionally and functionally correct placeholder or standin is created. This will be used instead of final art so they can do their job without this art bottle neck. To facilitate…
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