Look it has nothing to do with opinion. The lines are all wrong, the widths are wrong, the structure is wrong. It looks like random shapes rather than specific thought into how the shapes flow with each other.Originally Posted by Huero
It has nothing to do with im right your wrong. I'm not the right one here, bungies forerunner style is right here, and that looks more like something from starwars or similar copy cut games style. Just generic shape on shape diagonal lines.
This is what i was talking about.Try to stay away from any angle thats under 45 degrees, it really takes away from the forerunner feel.
Now, obviously i should have changed my grid size and not made that inset shape a box in the last pic, but you get the idea.
Last edited by Maniac; December 7th, 2009 at 09:13 PM.
second example doesn't look quite right, shouldn't it be more like:This is what i was talking about.Try to stay away from any angle thats under 45 degrees, it really takes away from the forerunner feel.
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doesn't seem right without the inset angles matching the slope
Last edited by Cagerrin; December 7th, 2009 at 09:15 PM.
Yes it does not look right because i just made it real quick and never changed my grid size, if i had then the inside of that shape would not be a rectangle.
There its like that.
Last edited by Maniac; December 7th, 2009 at 09:21 PM.
Honestly when I saw the pictures of your project in the UDK it didn't scream out "Forerunner," it screamed out "holy shit that's a lot of detail."
Forerunner throughout the games generally seems a bit more subtle, less contrast-y and not so overwhelming.
But, I guess overwhelming and high detailed was more of what you were going for?
I don't know if it's just me but that doesn't look forerunner in the slightest. Do you have a... better example? Like, an actual texture using these techniques?Yes it does not look right because i just made it real quick and never changed my grid size, if i had then the inside of that shape would not be a rectangle.
There its like that.
Last edited by t3h m00kz; December 7th, 2009 at 09:36 PM.
Someone make a picture showing all the profiles that are used in forerunner architecture. I need it for modeling and I am sure many others would want it as well.
Most recent attempt.
It is all continuous btw. Sealed water tight.
I don't think that looks bad at all. The only issue I have is the walls- they look good, but are too repetitious. I recommend having every few columns be outward, instead of inward, and maybe extending to the floor. That will break it up and add some variety.Someone make a picture showing all the profiles that are used in forerunner architecture. I need it for modeling and I am sure many others would want it as well.
Most recent attempt.
It is all continuous btw. Sealed water tight.
This is the last texture i made, it was a little while ago now.
Deehunter, that looks really nice.
Waitin' on them profiles yo. I create paths in illustrator and use them in 3ds max when modeling stuff. Helps a lot so I can know what kind of details would suit a certain type of topology.
you know you can use snaps combined with angle and rotate from edge to make the exact shapes?
huh filefront deleted that a while ago, srry no link.
do these help?
Last edited by Maniac; December 7th, 2009 at 10:12 PM.
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