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Re: wrapping my head around modular design
Yea for sure, I guess my question was I see all these nice modular pieces that ppl still manage to fit into a square texture space, like perfectly, and that aren't just simple planes (Like in the philip K example vs the Thiago Klafke one) Another example to illustrate my inquiry would be this modular building exterior by… -
wrapping my head around modular design
Hey guys, I've been struggling with getting some principles of modular design into my head, and was wondering if someone could explain something to me. Modular texturing/materials is obvious enough when working with flat planes, as in the Thiago Klafke tutorial - allocate texture space to a plane in a logical/practical… -
Re: wrapping my head around modular design
@BUTTHAIR yea I already know the Thiago Klafke article :) Like I said i get all the stuff about staying on the grid and texturing first then applying geo to the textures, but I more wanna know how to compensate in instances where the low-poly geo doesn't fit perfectly in a square and you can't just map the extruded areas… -
Re: wrapping my head around modular design
Blam! http://www.thiagoklafke.com/modularenvironments.html It's a good read. It has to do with using the grid and knowing geometry basics. Do be aware that your examples and the link provided are all relating to sci fi as the methods behind sci fi are typically modular and grid based anyways. If you look at environments… -
Re: wrapping my head around modular design
If it's UV's that you're more curious about, it's because that method isn't explained in steps as you come to finding these assets by playing around and exploring the geometry. I've done a bit of this on some past projects and one method was to take a plane and put the full texture on, then cut it up where you plan to have…
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