Development Screens (Each post contains a picture OR contributing post)

*cough* http://www.beamng.com/threads/7989-Desert-Crashsite?p=108520#post108520.

 

My truck using Drowsy's frame.

 

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Added Grill and Fuel Tank

 

Hey,

So this is just to see how many Guys want my map...
If i get 15 Thanks on this post i will release it next Saturday.
If i get 20 Thanks on this post you´ll get it on Thursday.

I will check this post on Wendsday, if it doesnt get these thanks i will release it in 1-2 weeks.



Sorry if any one dont agree with this post.

 

It's cheating but I want the map. .-.
Take the thanks you dirty cheater.

 

If you give me 5 thanks I'll be happy.

 

Theres so much foliage on the map that it wont run on my toaster, but ill throw you a like anyway

 

Seriously?
You Guys are Awesome
After just 35 mins you got 12 Thanks. 3 More you get the map on Saturday.
And just because i like you, here are a few more screens:





EDIT: 14 now. 1 or 6 Thanks left. Go for it ^^

 

Nope the map is done. I just want to know if somebody want it, how many it want etc.
Dont be afraid. If i wouldnt have got those thanks i would release it somehow in near/half far future, whenever this is

Oh and release date (now): Saturday.

 

Lol
Nice modeling.

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Question: If I edit some parts on some of Gabe's models (i.e. bumpers), will I have to redo the UV for the whole thing or can I just do the parts I've edited?

 

There is no point trying to completely redo them, that would be an almost impossible job if you were trying to use the same textures. I believe that editing the model them opening the UV editor should preserve the old maps you could just add your new bits to a blank bit of the UV. It's not made easier by how tights gabe packs his maps.

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Redome the rear of the Mustang.

There still are some ugly spots to fix though.

Also working on the interior...should I add more polys on the gauges and on the steering wheel or is there any other way to get rid of those sharp edges on cylinders?

 

Yes! The rear end looks a lot better now. One thing you may want to address on this model is the rear quarter panels, which are a little wobbly from memory. Apart from that, it's a great model.

The circles for the gauges would definitely benefit from being higher poly, as they will be seen close up in cockpit view. Essentially, the interior, when it will be viewed from inside like in this case, can have the same or higher poly density to the exterior. Only for models where the interior is not being viewed from inside (e.g Grand Theft Auto) is the density significantly less than that of the exterior. Finer details such as the needles can have less polys and look good, while larger objects require more polys.

 

Thanks for the feedback and tipps.
Yeah it's because of my weird topology on the rear panel:

It's not made out of uniform squares..I thought it would be better if the edgeloops were following the shape of the wheelarch...but it isn't...I might do a whole retopology on the frame if it stands out a lot ingame.
At least I noticed this when making the front fender. Edgeflow makes a difference.

Don't mind the overlapping edges. It's just Mayas viewport 2.0 messing that up when the camera is far from the object.

 

My hyundai elantra is coming out nicely so far : )

 

Looks great, but a bit high poly. Try using smooth modifiers.