STC #20 - RTS Defensive Turret - Vote Closed

[Tiros]

Kaskad

Maps

Alicce

Maps

Samgriffiths

Maps

Wvanh

Maps

Elf Kitty

Maps

X-Convict

Maps

HollowIchigoBanki

Maps

JBaird

Maps

Skullv

DrLenny

Maps

Laughing_bun

Maps

Note: Once again I apoligize for this boring model, rest assured however that the next one will be proper.

[vladino]

Really good entries guys!

Was deciding between X-Convict and Laughing_bun, and the second one got my vote because of the additional work with normal map.

[wolfsage]

Alicce got my vote I love real grimy texture

[HollowIchigoBanki]

I voted for X-Convict as i really like the amount of detail and it looked pretty realistic!

[Titus]

i voted for X-Convict - nice texture and level of detail and rubbing paint ))

[wolfsage]

After all the technical hic-up's i had yesterday I missed the deadline but I'd like to know what everyone thinks, although I compleatly lost track of time so probably spent longer than 90min on it. I'm quite please with the result though so glad I finished it



I was thinking along the lines of the old World War 2 Bunkers I've seen doted along the Norfolk coast line, some bits still remain on the beaches.

[Elf Kitty]

It was also between X-Convict and Laughing_bun for me- the amount of detail in X-Convict's is what won me over.

[virtualpsycho]

it had to be alicce for me for one; the detail in it looks proper and realistic and the texture(without ussr) would suit any game type of any genre out there. The other entires seemed more specialised to particular genre types in my opinion.

[Machaca8]

Voted for X-convict, but it uses design to its advantage. Ultimately, if this is going to be used for an RTS-game, this design is going to stand out the most (be memorable) and provide visual clues to the player (orange paint) about what it is. Simply, X-Convict's is the best suited for an RTS game.

Great work everyone! (shameless plug: I couldn't join in this challenge, but I posted up my submission in the non-voting topic... with some questions). I hope to join you in the next challenge with a submission that's turned in on time.