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Re: Art for my RPG
there is fare share of improvement, i agree. To add to others comments about new house i'd say try to avoid straight black patches in the texture/model. If u need to have "some hole where we can't see what's there" try to make more gradient untill it'll reach the "dead end" black polygon. Make the darkening transition less… -
Art for my RPG
still working on a game with friends, and since discovering the love of my life (unity 3d) i've been doing alot of experiments on art style, and just the ins and outs of unity. The whole game wont be wow'ish, as im not a fan of most of the player and monster graphics in the game, i'll probably go for a hand painted look… -
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base male for the game, and a couple questions. I would like to use this base male model for every male human in the game, and maybe a couple monsters. Will i be able to: a) tweak verts and the textures butmaintain the same rig/weights so i can use the same animation? b) add armor and accessories by dropping floating… -
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you know what else? The square shapes of the wood make me think of something you would pick up at a lumber yard. Not the sort of thing you'd make if you had no access to power tools and saws and things. Make it look more like raw materials with goofy curves and things. Less like finished lumber from home depot. -
Re: Art for my RPG
I remember your original "QA" thread. I think this is an improvement. Why a doorway going through the log? So its a cloth house and they put a tree stump for the doorway and cut a hole through it? That don't make a lick a sense. Why not just cut a hole in the cloth and then build a frame (if they need a frame) out of… -
Re: Art for my RPG
I dig it. Scale down the fabric material, maybe add a UVW map to it so it doesn't bend so much maybe? And I actually liked the flat roof. The slant looks too severe to me. Maybe it could be more severe? When designing a roof for a house, consider the local weather. If it snow, make your roof slanty. If it doesn't, make it… -
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eish. How does cat in the hat not look like a cat? Lets see, nose of a cat, ears of a cat, tail of a cat, characteristics of a cat - in art something is made whole by alot of small details. What makes an old man old - wrinkles, and colour(grey hair, age spots etc) What makes a child a child - different proportions and… -
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Sorry, the "bad design is a feature" excuse doesn't fly at polycount. It's the same as using the "it's an alien" excuse for shoddy anatomy in a character model. Sorry if I seem harsh but the habit of making excuses for your work has to be nipped in the bud early. <edit> ok reread your cat in the hat example, it seems like… -
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I've been looking at this on and off, and while you are progressing somewhat in the right direction, it seems like you dont want to. The walls are made from something completely weird looking, not fantasy looking, just plain weird. That is never a good thing. Your door is also made from the base of a tree, which is… -
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ONe of the things that throws the scale off is the wood grain you've used/made. The grain shows up in cut wood, but for the scale you're going for you're implying whole trees. Each iteration is getting better. The hay reads like long grass. It should be a more whiteish yellow, with brown variations. The rug is a nice touch…
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