Recent content by MarkLegault

Okay, in motion it looks better. I'm currently making the battle engine and decided to release a demo when I'm done with it. This is a 'placeholder' stadium: a transparent ground with a pokeball symbol inside and it's in the sky, lol

Cannot or doesn't? It wasn't listed in the supported formats from the main site, but I read some people saying you can in the forums. Might wanna give it a try. I tried to export an fbx from Blender and it ended up with no materials (textures) Looks like C4D supports it as well: EDIT: Looks...

Do you have a problem importing the dae files in Unity or your modeling package?

fixed I just think he could learn 'high poly and low poly, learn vertexes what meshes are' and all that basic stuff in his program-specific tutorial. Okay, looks like Collada 1.4 supports what I need and I think many programs support it. First post updated with the files.

I was really disappointed to hear you stopped developing this game. It sounded like you just tried this to improve your skills. I don't say NikNaks is less experienced or anything, but I'm sure it will end up... different.

Because I was searching for a good enough cross-platform format that would support multiple textures, no texture size limit, weights and bone (yet) animation, before including it in the archive. I thought it would be better to upload the original blends with toon shading applied for now. And...

But you should know what programs to google tutorials for, you know. Like Poeman said: Blender and GIMP . Here is a tutorial for Blender: http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Blender_3D:_Noob_to_Pro

I agree with Rydenio. I'm not saying what AceOlsen did was right, but this can't have the same 'punishment' as stealing script or art. Thats really different, but if you make it from scratch and make some (many) changes it might just work: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_clone I think...

I get what you mean. In Perfect Dark Zero, for example, just about everything shines. At first I was like "what the ..." , but then "looks cool though" Of course not. I was thinking of a sun billboard attached to a light which moves in a circly path and changes color depending on the time of...

Yes, they are mostly static: in buildings, caves, even in many outdoor scenerys. I was thinking of something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9zU12yLbPzE Yeah, I'm not using a specular map, do I really need it here? Its all rock... On the other hand I could try to make it less perfect...

OK.

what that means? Depends on what you mean by that http://img32.imageshack.us/img32/3844/54433900.jpg You have commented on my older pics with textured models and stuff, so... Still, I'm always happy to learn new things. Yeah, thats the point Need more info... Meh, to me it is 'anime style'. Its...

What do you mean I keep doing that? What is the limit? The small render gave an impression of sand texture, but it was really rock. Before I wanted to show the models from different angles, many details wouldnt be visible if they were smaller. Well I can still link to them without image tags...

Added a new image, check it out. The steps aren't sand, they are 3d, it's just that 80 steps aren't very noticeable in that render. Same for the texture, it's not sand. What else do you suggest?

Well I tried. Is it that bad? :( Yeah, can't think of anything... Yup But stairs aren't sand, they are 3d