Spring RTS Engine

A mini-sub submarine carrier for the Atlanteans



and also a new fighter

You're really using WAY MORE polies than you need to use in those 2 pictures, fix it please.

Yes, I have a trouble here, particularly in the plane is very necessary to reduce half of the polygons without miss the shape.I think the texes will simplify the needs for forms also.

Mind uploading them? (just to me, I won't use them for anything), if you do I'll show you what I mean

Yes!I will upload and will PM to you.
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vonGratz

I think he is adding those extra edge loops because he is doing 3do texturing.

No way Smoth , 3do texes never more !!!!! To texture a carrier with 3dos would be an insanity and also the distortion could kill the entirely work.
Im learning UVMapping....
Until this week the score was 10 UVMapping x 0 myself, but finally I made a goal

Hoi,
I think that I understood Without loose any angle (one or two not necessary )
Better?

An improvement!

remember that spring can shade even fairly blocky shapes smoothly (eg. octagonal wheels) so you can probably knock half of the subdivisions off the front of the carrier sub too :)

*edit* picture to demonstrate the polies I'm talking about!

Really I dont known it until now, but you answered my next question before I do it as Ive read something and have this doubt
This forum is amazing
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A question:
Did the UVMapping texturization is good for large areas as the parts of the deck of this carrier for example?
Or it need to be subdivided?

All depends on how you organize the UV map.

neddiedrow wrote:All depends on how you organize the UV map.

Did it means good scale in that pieces ?

You don't need any subdivisions, all you need is to do is to describe the shape with as little geometry as possible. If you set up the edge hardness properly, then you won't have any shading issues either.

You'd need additional edge loops to counteract distortion at the joints when using bone animations for example.

Polycount doesn't matter. Stop filling people with lies. For a large flat upward surface like a, aircraft carrier flight deck, texture efficiency is far far far more important than poly conservation.

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SpikedHelmet wrote:Polycount doesn't matter. Stop filling people with lies. For a large flat upward surface like a, aircraft carrier flight deck, texture efficiency is far far far more important than poly conservation.

But subdivisions won't simplify the UV for space conversation. You can still add edges where you want to have your cuts.