Its all a stylistic choice


A friend asked me if I could make some Wh40k vehicles for his project,
and how could I refuse to model such a classy tank?

One Question that always bugged me..

Could you make those chalks 2d pieces? Just imagine running a random gen and then hide- unhide them.. you could even add more for confirmed kills.

Just swayin

Sup bro o/ Hope you recognize Also pretty Leman Russ !

snowy plane is full of beauty.. stuff that overloaded wont fly

Reminds me alot of the imperial Valkyrie gunship, although the shape of the wings has a bit of that fighter prototype you had in the last mission of Star Wars Rogue Squadron (the missile lock-on warnings... they did never stop D: )


An additional hour (or two/three) of texturing, I think it rewarded

Mmmmmh progress.

I started making videos.

very, very beautifull.

So... Sparkly...

More more mooore

In the midnight hour.. nice..

What is it(for)?

Just a game project me and some other people are working on using udk.

polycount out of interest? looks very nice

12k polies.

24k triangles.

Also thankies.

And yes, this is going to be a bitch to wrap. But, guess what we're using!

...ATLAS TEXTURE. *gasp*

for scenes, isn't that the prefered method?

Sometimes. But, sometimes very silly people decide to make custom textures for everything.

There are times where it makes sense but for most solid scenes, you would think.. but I guess it is harder to do for some?

For this scene especially, we'd need at atlas. This is one piece of a much larger structure and we will modularly put together at the end of a map about the size of skyrim.

The problem with a bunch of custom textures isn't the task as much as the processing power required. The more times you can reuse a shader the better. Especially, in an engine like Unreal where shaders get extremely complex and taxing. This is why a lot of unreal games have bad texture pop-in on older gpu's and consoles. The shaders have hundreds of instructions that have to go through for each Lod level loaded.

wow, a world that big, you using > 2048?