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3 Dimensional Chat / Some Models 2

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Rage_Matrix
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Posted: 18th May 2004 17:41 Edited at: 18th May 2004 17:41
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Since I was busy at work, my old model thread (http://www.thegamecreators.com/?m=forum_view&b=3&t=28579&p=0) died of old age. Anyway, here is a new character model. These are the scary twins. Don't give them sweeties, they'll take your arm off.



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Chaos
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Posted: 18th May 2004 18:30
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lol looking good. Theyd freak me out anyday. Always enjoy your work.


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soapyfish
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Posted: 18th May 2004 21:18
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thief
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Posted: 19th May 2004 23:33
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theres somthing ive never under stood about DB.... Why do the model poly count have to be so low?

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Final Epsilon
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Posted: 19th May 2004 23:35
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cause the program would run too slow if you had an extraordinary amout of polys?
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Peter H
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Posted: 20th May 2004 18:16
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and it's not just with DB


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zircher
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Posted: 20th May 2004 18:24
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For example, in Total Annihilation the average unit count was 35-50 polygons. When you place 200+ units on the map you're pushing 7,000 to 10,000 polygons.
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Peter H
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that's why Age of Empires(and most other "birds eye view" strategy games...) use 2D animations instead of 3D models(they can make it look sreally detailed when it's not)......becuase when you get hundreds of "low" polygon models...it adds up

for instance i bought Civ3(GREAT game) and i thought the game was 3D! until my freind loaded the aniations into his 2D animation thingymabob(forgot name )...


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Chaos
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Quote: "that's why Age of Empires(and most other "birds eye view" strategy games...) use 2D animations instead of 3D models(they can make it look sreally detailed when it's not)......becuase when you get hundreds of "low" polygon models...it adds up"


In the recent Age of games ( Mythology and Titans) They have written their own 3d engine to handle the 3d objects in the games. No 2d people there. They are very low poly but there is an option to vew the high poly versions in cinematics etc.

Just some infomation there

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