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Published: 2014-05-20 18:44:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 24389; Favourites: 403; Downloads: 317
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design, modelled and textured. Modo and PhotoshopΒHere is a link to the games website
siegecraftcommander.com/
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Hey! Did you use photoshop alone to texture it or does modo have a texture painting system in it??
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hey man ah no I just painted it in photoshop on the UVs. But modo does has a painting feature I think it is pretty good too.
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My team mate is working in Mari, the Foundary suite's dedicated texture program. I use blender/photoshop a lot so I understand. Thank you for your response. Keep up the cool stuff!!
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Nice stache ;D
Great job on design and execution!Β
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Damn nice model! But isnt 512* a little too much for this kind of character?Β
Just a simple question, wandering if your engine can handle lots of unities with 512* textures.
Amazing job man!
=]
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yeah 512 is just the size i made it at and whats shown in this render. When its brought into unity im sure they will down size it for ingame. The models are very small on screen so yes your right 512 would be too big.
thanks man!
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I have a question!Β I see you have triangle faces near the armpit, I was taught in school to try and stick with quads...is there REALLY a reason for that? Or was that just something that is taught to annoy the living heck out of you...lol
AWESOME job, I recently started doing low-poly models and I must say, I'm very jealous of how amazing this came out!!! Hope to achieve such greatness!
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ah it depends on what you are doing with it.
generally yes try to keep quads, especially if your modelling something that will be subdivided (brought into zbrush)
also triangles sometimes don't shade too well so the surface wont appear smooth.
also triangles don't deform too well for animation purposes.
In this situation u can see I could have removed those edges splitting the 2 faces and they would have been clean quads but because im dealing with a pretty low poly (858 tris is pretty lean) model and it becomes a bit difficult. Looking at it now I should have spent more time so I did not have tri's there especially because it will be deforming around that area.
but then again its a small asset on screen in the game and it had to be low poly so I suppose it is probably inevitable.
its a good practice in any case to keep clean quads.Β
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Ah I see, thanks! There are times I get tri's and it takes me forever to get rid of one because I can't seem to figure out how to make it a quad without making something else have 5 or more points....*brain explodes* AT LEAST there is really a reason to it and my school wasn't just giggling behind my back calling me a sucker! HA!
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hahah yeah I thought the same thing when I started out.
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Looking good 
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thank you yes I think silhouette worked the best
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I am constantly amazed at how good things can look with so few polygons.
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thank you yeah, yeah i really love the hand painted textures on low poly.
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Wow, awsome texture and modeling, loved the final result. Excellent job.
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I loove how lo polly it is, but the textures give it a stylized look. Reminds me of Windwaker.
Awesome dude!
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thank you, yes i love the art style in that game
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awesome, try to move the star that is on the shoulder closer to the chest. that way you can have better deformation on the shoulder.Β
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thanks man! cheers for the suggestion
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Really great job! that's one of the lowest poly characters I've seen that looks good. great normal mapping too
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thanks man! no normal mapping in this one tho just diffuse.Β
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it looks like there is, got me fooled XD
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Love the low poly character 
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thanks man, yeah lots of things to keep in mind when making design choices.
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