actor studio textures
actor studio textures
got the same problem, maybe I'm doing something wrong.
why isn't it textured? added .tga materials in actor studio
it's okay in milkshape.
why isn't it textured? added .tga materials in actor studio
it's okay in milkshape.
- darksmaster923
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true you could shave the poly's a bit,
if you post a pic of the cage i could give you some pointers. just remember use normal mapping and texture to do the work for you.
dunno if you have a fairly vacant game this could be no problem, also if your using extensive LOD's you may be ok as well, it all bout planning, try to keep to this guideline for decent frame rates,
Hero characters (characters with a lot of screen time) 1500 -2500 polys
villans,baddies,ped's (disposable characters) 500 - 1000 poly's
Props, insignificant details (blink and you'll miss em's) less than 500 poly's
if you post a pic of the cage i could give you some pointers. just remember use normal mapping and texture to do the work for you.
dunno if you have a fairly vacant game this could be no problem, also if your using extensive LOD's you may be ok as well, it all bout planning, try to keep to this guideline for decent frame rates,
Hero characters (characters with a lot of screen time) 1500 -2500 polys
villans,baddies,ped's (disposable characters) 500 - 1000 poly's
Props, insignificant details (blink and you'll miss em's) less than 500 poly's
WOW really good looking model, still a bit high on polys but like spyre said with the right procedure such models can be used in RF quite affectively. Good work
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Very nice model! If that first screen is how one of the animations for shooting looks..
Jonas
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Focused, hard work is the real key to success. Keep your eyes on the goal, and just keep taking the next step towards completing it. If you aren't sure which way to do something, do it both ways and see which works better. - John Carmack