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Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
It snowed, work closed down for the day so in between building snow forts with my daughter and working remotely from home I worked on this scene a bit. I mostly created the export script I talked about earlier. What it does: Records the objects current position. Moves it to 0 0 0. Triangulates the model by adding a turn to… -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
Wow was I ever blind to the scale issues... I must have been drunk when I laid out the tiles because I added one too many tiles to just about everything. r_fletch_r, good point about the walls, I added some thickness, it needs more work tho. theslingshot, I still haven't settled on the door width yet. I'll be blocking it… -
Montreal Lab UDK scene
I'll be using this space to chronicle my latest project. In the few days I've been working on it I've already hit quite a few things I think I should document. I don't want to jot down only what is working, but what doesn't work and why. I tend to learn more from my mistakes and maybe you will too as I write them up, who… -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
I am totally looking forward to this! Thanks for linking these scripts too, really helpful. -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
Wow, nice work Mark, and a very handy script to boot. May I ask why you have it rename the object material? I would assume it wouldn't help much on the UDK side of things? -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
Looking nice Vig. Dont know if its the camera angle or not but maybe make the walls height a bit more. Seems like its squished compared to the concept. O and props on documenting the process! That script sounds nice and simple to do. -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
@Mark Dygert http://fuckyeahconceptart.tumblr.com/tagged/Thierry%20Doizon ya he has a few more things in fuckya edit: also here is a script for maya that does a lot of what you want to do with your maxscript, http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=92498 -
Re: Montreal Lab UDK scene
The globe: I wanted to test out an idea I had and the globe was the perfect candidate for it because it was a fairly symmetrical piece, not just in one direction but in several. It was also a simple object to create high poly geometry for if it didn't work out all I had to do was re-unwrap and bake it again. Splines…
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