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As long as your three assets do not exceed 2400 triangles, you are in the clear. Feel free to break up the distribution however you want
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@Leyto - Nice start, I'm looking forward to how this turns out
@Isunoj - Nice clean model there, but you got so many more polys that you can use to make it less repetitive @tonyd927 - Creating a low poly model and UVs for the garbage can should be pretty simple - shaping a cylinder with plenty of sides around the high res version should be enough I reckon, maybe use an alpha map for the top part of garbage can? |
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@Ibrahim: I love the futuristic look of your lamps
@Isunoj: It's a solid start, what architecture period/geography do you aim? American city? @tonyd927: Looking at your model, I expect a floor, or maybe a flying bus, I don't know :P A little update, a bit desultory, the building part is always a shanty house, there is a metal barrel too, with something burning in it, and then I decided to replace the washing line by a hand-made rain recuperator (plastic bottles tied by tape)... ![]() |
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@Ibrahim - Hmmm, good question. Due to the nature of this modeling challenge, we will NOT allow glow/emissive/self-illumination maps. We will allow that for the texturing competition (that will follow this competition).
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