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Is there a low-poly version (or a version without bump mapping)? I'd like to see it.
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Zarel wrote:Is there a low-poly version (or a version without bump mapping)? I'd like to see it.
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220 faces -> left+right side :)
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I think nobody would notice if you would put a simple stretched cube as the wheel mount, saving 12 tris per side ;)
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Jorzi wrote:I think nobody would notice if you would put a simple stretched cube as the wheel mount, saving 12 tris per side ;)
6 tris per side, bottom tris are deleted because are invisible. :wink:
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If it's going to look like that in the end, why did we talk about the pads?
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KukY wrote:If it's going to look like that in the end, why did we talk about the pads?
where do you see the pads in the model? :)
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MaNGusT wrote:where do you see the pads in the model? :)
The bumps on the hi-poly model's armour.
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KukY wrote:
MaNGusT wrote:where do you see the pads in the model? :)
The bumps on the hi-poly model's armour.
Oh, I will bake them from hi-poly model to low-poly via normals map and AO textures. :)
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KukY wrote:If it's going to look like that in the end, why did we talk about the pads?
1. The pads would be baked into the low poly model.
2. The renderer will eventually support bump maps.
MaNGusT wrote:220 faces -> left+right side :)
I think that these should be removed:
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They're a bit detailed for a low-poly.
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Zarel wrote:I think that these should be removed:
They're a bit detailed for a low-poly.
Common Zarel, these are "gadjets", without them model will look so boring :P
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Zarel wrote:
KukY wrote:If it's going to look like that in the end, why did we talk about the pads?
1. The pads would be baked into the low poly model.
2. The renderer will eventually support bump maps.
So, the reason is that:"The pads would be baked into the low poly model."
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MaNGusT wrote:Common Zarel, these are "gadjets", without them model will look so boring :P
and after the suggestion of Jorzi, the low poly model now have 192 faces. :)
I'm sure textures can cover for that :P
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I'm sure textures can cover for that :P
okay, there is a compromise - I'll delete the medium "part" but save the back part. :)
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MaNGusT wrote:
I'm sure textures can cover for that :P
okay, there is a compromise - I'll delete the medium "part" but save the back part. :)
What about the opposite?
The part in back looks strange....
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KukY wrote:What about the opposite?
The part in back looks strange....
It was in the "Factory" sequence, so I've saved it.
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The round thing on the fender of the rear tire could be textured... but i like the semi circle on the running boards. I suppose that the texture could compensate for that... maybe just replace it with a square block or a trapezoid something like that?

~edit~ on closer inspection it already appears to be a trapezoid.
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