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Re: Using 3D modeler to make Game levels?
why not start modeling props for a level? Ok so if you have no experience in a 3d program check out http://www.blender.org/tutorials-help/tutorials/ here are blender tutorials... It is hard to answer your question as you do not post how much you already know I dont think there are many tutorials for making a whole level,… -
Using 3D modeler to make Game levels?
I have been looking everywhere, and even asked Justin Williams of Montage Studio (www.montagestudio.org) and he recommended this site for me to ask this question. As I don't know where to place it I put it in General that way I know I am not breaking any rules. My question is that I was looking for tutorials or something… -
Re: Using 3D modeler to make Game levels?
I guess if you're not sure what a pixel is then the "for teens series" could be helpful. Personally I think they assume the average teen is a complete dumbass and waste too much time pandering to the lowest common denominator. At least thats the impression I get from the few pages I've skimmed while at the book store.… -
Re: Using 3D modeler to make Game levels?
If the engine can use vertex blending try this shader by Crazybutcher - it's great for doing terrain stuff like cliffs and caves. A good way to do caves and cliffs is to do a super boxy model and meshsmooth it, I'll try and write up a tutorial within a day or so. -
Re: Using 3D modeler to make Game levels?
[ QUOTE ] excerpt from "game art for teens":[ QUOTE ] ok... like WTF ur click that buton and stuffz happon, than click tis buton and mawr stuffz happon and you all like woa oh mang thatz kewl, huh? and I'm all like yeah totally kewl [/ QUOTE ] [/ QUOTE ] There's actually some pretty solid content in it. A full, passable…
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