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Re: chinese street environment
hi guys i try to use modular but i fail :( , but that ok .. so i back to use just giant texture .. in next scene i'm gonna do modular environment :) to get it here with another building , no much to show ^^" .. and i need some crits about lighting :D and his resolution look suck , i think that from the fog . -
Re: chinese street environment
thanks you guys , i think in this project .. i'm not going to use modularity .. next project i will :D -
Re: chinese street environment
i don't have any modular design Experience .. but i'm going to give it a try :D thanks you -
Re: chinese street environment
hi ayoub44, you don't always need to use modularity for buildings, inparticular the last one you posted. It depends on the building. As your building has just the one basic texture on it, you could just use a couple tilable textures and mask between them, or even vertex paint those white grunge marks. keep up the good work! -
Re: chinese street environment
I think when it comes to pieces like this, it might be more efficient to block in whole environment using rough geometry first. Then identify modular pieces/most important chunks and focus on these first filling in details and tiny nuts and bolts as you go. Btw, are lights in windows placeholders? Color seems way off if… -
Re: chinese street environment
Looks like an interesting set man! Hower I agree with sandro, think about making this building using modular pieces that way you will save on texture space instead of using one giant texture for the entire building. You could have for instance two seperate pieces for the 2 variations of window/wall. and a piece for the… -
Re: chinese street environment
Hey dude, your improving on your textures and the scene is coming together. What problems did you encounter when trying to make the building from modular pieces ? It would be a good idea to post your questions and then receive help on this thread. Unless you have a deadline, I wouldn't worry about being slow and just think…
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