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Re: next gen woes?
I think keeping perfect quads only really matters if you need specific edge loop/ring selections, and in particular in facial modelling for accurate deformation. As Stahlberg and StrangeFate (both seasoned pros with high-poly modelling) say, you can get away with n-gons in a lot of areas. A triangle or a pentagon here or… -
Re: next gen woes?
Keg: A normalmap will force a different diffuse map with less painted lighting (looks damn flat without the NM), I wonder if HL2 would have looked bad with well painted diffuse textures? -
Re: next gen woes?
I've done a bit of highpoly,but I've tending to keep away from normal maps since they require allot more work. I completly agree pogonip. If I had a job in the gaming buiesness(Not time for me yet...) I would go with handheld 3d games since I like making painted diffuse freehand texture and they look beter then any normal… -
Re: next gen woes?
MoP -I am finding that I am building a nice enough high res model, the normal map looks ok , but then When I put on my diffuse textures its just starts to look untidy/crappy I had a way of putting my own style on my previous texture work, but it seems harder to do that now. And jesus, painting at 1024x res as opposed to… -
Re: next gen woes?
I was thinking about starting a topic like this, but held off, as I didn't want to sound so doom and gloom. Our company is making the switch to producing next generation graphics. The biggest hits I have seen are learning curves, and time. Learning curves are temporary. The examples are assuming 8 -10 hours a day or…
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