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modular game environment WIP
this will be a western scene, hopefully finally rendered within the UT engine. Sorry for the boring first post but hopefully in time this will be more interesting. ---- -
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I see you're building modular pieces, but are you building to the grid? -Tyler -
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I agree with gamedev, if you are building the environment pieces for an engine, i would recommend figuring out what kind of units it uses and go off of that grid. I recently built a modular environment for UT3 and i made sure to keep it all in neat sizes (32, 64, 128, 256, etc) and it was so easy to put together once the… -
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thank you all for posting and replying, I understand there isn't much interesting yet. Also, thank you for mentioning snapping and such, I have in the past done something to that affect with another engine and yes it would be impossible to build an entire level modularly without it. However, this is like a "movie set" in… -
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i agree with vig, needs more of the smaller details. stairs need a railing, trim adds detail, maybe some place to tie my horse off too, partner. -
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Well, if you're looking to take it into Unreal I advise using the grid as you won't be able to snap to verts in the editor. Modeling to the grid using a set of metrics may take a bit of pre-planning but its more than worth it when assembling in engine and re-using pieces. Good luck! -Tyler -
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that really shouldnt be an issue if everything lines up correct? just lots of vert snapping. -
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Nice barrel, but the metal has the same textured feel to it which looks off. The metal seems to have the same wood grain pattern. -
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It's a decent start =) Needs more trim. In 3dsmax the quick way is to highlight an edge and "convert it to shape" which makes a spline. Change the spline to a rectangle and turn on generate UV's and you've got trim. I've done it in Maya but don't have it at work so I can't give you a step by step =/ Why trim? it helps hide…
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