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WW1 Crate

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This is a World War One crate I made for a game

 

512 x 512 Diffuse , Specular , Normal maps.

 

Programs used:

 

Maya 2011 for Modelling , AO baking , Uvmapping

 

 

Photoshop : Texturing

 

Crazybump: Normal mapping.

 

 

 

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I can't help but feel the the box looks a tad fake looking, where the wood joins together. I love the lighting though. It's great to have a skilled 3D artist on Tip.it.

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I agree, the joint on this near side looks off.

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I can't help but feel the the box looks a tad fake looking, where the wood joins together. I love the lighting though. It's great to have a skilled 3D artist on Tip.it.

 

My thoughts exactly.

 

Perhaps try lowering the edge a bit, if you get what I mean.

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Uhh, it's a box.

 

There's not a lot that can really go wrong with it. The texturing is pretty good I guess, but there's so little geometry that texture mapping isn't exactly a huge feat. Unless Maya still doesn't have automatic UV unwrapping? :razz:

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True, it is just a box up front. But what went behind the scenes to make this box I could write 10 paragraphs in all aspects of making it. :D

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