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Dayward Inc. Lobby #2by ~beere

Designs & Interfaces / Game Development Art / 3D Game Art / Environments & Props / Interior

I wanted to create a really challenging and optimized environment.
I came up with the design after looking at streamliners, luxury cruisers.

I decided to go for the One-Texture approach, using a 256x512.

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~rojus Apr 28, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Love the Dayward series, but I if possible you should crank up AA in your renders.

`altermind Feb 7, 2013 Professional Digital Artist

as much as I find this impressive.. and I do.... the massive lean on getting as much texture information out of such small textures is a wasted exorcise.... even the lowest of devices can handle quite a lot
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~Bit-Winchester May 19, 2012

Very Nice job, I saw this on polycount as well.
Im a little curious about the lightmap res you are using on your assets.
Uncompressed lightmaps?
Uncompressed normals?
Lightmass and lighting set ups?

Looks very cool, you did a great job on it!

~dpadam450 May 18, 2012

I assume your name on Polycount is different because I saw this the other day on there.

~beere May 18, 2012 Professional Digital Artist

Yeah, my online nick is usually Disting, however, I didn't have that nick when I joined deviantart, and for some reason, you're not allowed to change nicks here.

~nnq2603 Oct 26, 2012

Actually, you can change nickname/username of yourself here with pay account (premiumship, or call for someone else give you a sub, like hi-popular people here usually do. With your gallery and artworks here, surely someone will give it out).

Yeah, just information, not really a handy thing for you

^{One-Texture approach, using a 256x512? Why this size of texture sounds very small in dimensions... or it's way of your approach which doesn't count on those number. Curious.}