Search
-
About PhilipK's modular tecnique
I was reading about the modular asset technique used by Philip Klevestav on his article at Vertex 2 and i ended up with a few questions about it. Maybe some of you, with more experience, can help me sort it out! * The screenshots show walls with at least 2 units of thickness. Is this important so you can create a bevel at… -
Re: About PhilipK's modular tecnique
So you as an artist shouldn't have a problem doing single sided pieces, but that leaves a whole bunch of extra pieces for the designers to deal with not to mention there being extra draw calls. Also leaving too much flexibility could totally fuck your grid system, would you do multiple thickness doorways? Do you really… -
Re: About PhilipK's modular tecnique
Even for interiors? Because, since it's modular, i was assuming that by doing a simple plane, or a subtly detailed plane, i could use the shapes to create buildings. I mean: a plane using material X for the exterior and another one for the interior, with 5 units separating them, simulating thickness. This way, the level… -
Re: About PhilipK's modular tecnique
For the wall thickness I don't think it is super important, but if you are making an actual level set for a game and not a room as portfolio piece, you would want something with thickness. That whole vertex article is about keeping things standard, so figure out your base units and stick with them. I know in the default…
4 results