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Have to give it some more thought, I had thought of graffiti, but I don't really want to have a large piece of art spread across the wall, maybe posters would be the way to go.
I also thought about putting the entrance to a garage there.
So many choices! lol!
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Hmm, maybe, I could have the door slightly open to show that too, and there isn't any other open doors in the scene so that might be a good idea, cheers Hammer!Originally posted by hammer.horror
how about a door from where the guy could have walked from.
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You know what would look so awesome if u pose one of the Smiler characters eating someone on one of those stairs Balcones.
mmmm yummy :p
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...I'm so envious of youOriginally posted by Dango77
[B...so it'll be onto the Uv mapping soon....can't wait....lol
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Looks really good, should look great once it's textured.
Good luck with the UVs!
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those fences are real geometry?
that's a "Ch" pronounced as a "K"
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Haha, you can do the Uv's for me if you want.....lol!
Hope I manage to do it justice with the texturing!
Chirone,
Yeah, the fences are real geo, I tried out doing it with a plane, with an alpha for the gaps in the fence plugged into transparency, but compared with real geo it just didn't look as good.
I'm at just over half the poly limit of half a million I set myself for the whole scene, so not really a problem at the moment. Still got some Air con units to put in the windows, and a couple of other bits and bobs to put in there, but I doubt I'll get over 300000 polys by the time the modelling is all finished.
If that's the case I might add a couple more Smilers into the scene, just have to see how it goes, and whether it looks better or worse with more of them in there.
Just finished texturing the "Badass guy", thought I'd get all the characters textures done so I can work out what colours will look good around them.
More to come soonish....
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Have got a few bits done, will need more work on the brickwork to mix it up a bit, but am quite pleased with how the ground has turned out so far.
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