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1. Re: 80 Games

   

   Reply by KDR_11k · Nov 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   If for example buildings, cars, characters etc are all shared by several games, it would lower production-time and cost tremendously. And it would make non-generic art styles more expensive than generic ones.

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   Reply by JKMakowka · Nov 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   Another possible (but not exclusive) solution to the cost and production-time problem could be 'art-middleware', which is kind of like speed-tree but on a higher level. If for example buildings, cars, characters etc are all shared by several games, it would lower production-time and cost tremendously.

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   Reply by Toomas · Nov 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   [ QUOTE ] If for example buildings, cars, characters etc are all shared by several games, it would lower production-time and cost tremendously. And it would make non-generic art styles more expensive than generic ones. [/ QUOTE ] You think counter productively, its like mass production is bad because now you can buy a car…

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   Reply by thomasp · Nov 2005 · Home› General Discussion

   speedtree: does it look better? i don't know but i'm tired of seeing it. it was the first thing i noticed when watching gothic3 - the classic trees that swung around like drunkards. argh. i think it's quite an example of totally generic, over and over re-used stuff. i would be much more fond of seeing procedurally…