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Re: LOW-POLY ART
Ancient god 216 triangles, texture size 256px Model I made and animated a while ago. I painted it on blender and then processed the texture with SLG_img2pix for that crispy look, it's an amazing free tool I really recommend it for editing retro textures or making them. -
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Noren Thanks, but no, I didn't use AI. It was just a model to practice painting. And you're right - I spent about five hours on it in total, which is probably why it looks a bit rushed. As for the rest, yeah, my Sketchfab is a collection of various pieces, many of them are published works that clients didn't pick up for… -
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@Noren Yep, this question concludes a short and sad story of Ed Unfortunate adventurer, who left the vault without his Pip-Boy Never leave the vault without your Pip-Boy! Honestly, tho: I've tried, but in my chosen texel density it looked like a mess -
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@OzMa Haha that's way too cool man :D I see you have your own Yoshi and Kirby and that giant mushroom thing (I guess you've finally found a way to enslave Toad) :P That's so much > than my hovering platform :( There's so much character in your model, and feels way better than the kiddo-granny earlier! And that hood is a… -
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@Neox, not sure if you knew I was joking or not ;) @Tysho, I dig him. Your topo looks pretty good, Not sure you really need the extra loop around the chest back.. only a couple polys though. Your joints should deform decently. Might wanna put that loop around the back of the ankles though. I'd go ahead and just make a 3d… -
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^ this. Unless you add extra loops for every single joint in the tail, the spikes are going to pump up'n'down in extreme positions. Though it would look even worse if you made the tip of the spikes (the top 2 vertices) use 50-50 weight of two bones instead of one. IMHO even bigger problem is the tail itself, since it is… -
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From just a quick look, it seems like you have too many edge loops around the torso. You really need to focus on the silhouette of the model - especially for low poly work. Those edge loops aren't making too much of a difference. Also, it looks like you used a sphere to make the head. I would avoid that as you'll get… -
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Agreed, 1000+ polies is too much for the amount of detail in those four characters. Guncow - If you're new, you've got the best opportunity to avoid bad habits. My advice right now is to go and make a human, as accurately as possible. Hold out on fantasy for a bit. Start a thread, gather reference, and kick ass. Give… -
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Japi, make the arms and legs 3 sided and use the extra polys to make a loop in the center. The way you have it now means you can't mirror your texture and that means way less detail on your 64x64. Even if you keep it this way you can really do better on the UV layout. I know the model will look tiny on the screen but thats… -
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BrightBit - As a rule of thumb, lowpoly females should have a bit more polies due to them generally being more curvy, having breasts, and having more hair. Laggy - it's all very obviously box-modeled. Try giving the branches an angled/diamond-shaped crossection instead of square. This change in angle will make it look less…
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