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Can anyone tell me what the best way to make the eyes are?
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I made the eyes and made individual fingers again, and I think the model is more or less done... Now for the uv's and texturing...
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Poly count:
Sword: 244 tris
Char: 2653 tris
The char is made mostly out of quads, so i can probably shave a few tris of... I'll give it a go and post some shots when I get back from work...
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When laying out UV's, if I have two completely identical areas, can I place the UV's on top of each other and save space on the texture?
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if you try to grab half the Uv's, and flop them onto the other half (with the half texture) in thoery it should have no seem and look like a whole one
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Yeah I was thinking the exact same thing... Mike?Originally posted by 13uRneR
I havnt tried this yet...
if you try to grab half the Uv's, and flop them onto the other half (with the half texture) in thoery it should have no seem and look like a whole one
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