Working on some terrain, can't really seem to grasp how to model it, which do you blokes think is the best?
The first one's basic shape was created with a spline then I just basically cut it into cubes and optimized where necessary to get more variation. To me it's a better way than the second one as that's just not varied enough, I don't know. I'm bad at terrain.
Any pointers from anyone here?
With that perspective it's hard to tell whether or not it's anything more than a flat plane. That, and any contours in the plane it looks like you've tried to add lack definition. Are you trying to model something like an uneven field...? Try looking at some of the terrain that bungie has modeled.
Last edited by Timo; December 17th, 2008 at 04:02 AM.
Well it's kind of hard to explain really, I've sort of tried to add some hills and whatnot. I've looked at the models that Bungie modeled but that sort of makes my head hurt too.
I suppose I just start out with a small plane / edge and continue on from there mapping out what sort of shape I want?
Oh well, back to the drawing board.
^This right hurr is my design philosophy.Originally Posted by Wave of Lag
Cross breed with Halo 3 Sniper and... errr... boredom?
Looks cool though, and different.
Just some early stage terrain from one of my bsps.
Interesting, add more too it.
Yus sur. I plan on finishing it tho. I'll give an update with renders of the interiors too once its more complete.
Nice. Now I see what you were doing while I was watching over Teamviewer =)
Why is it all pixely? Or spotty on the carbine, and how do you add a plane and lights. This is in Maxwell btw, and its my 1st.
And how do I add smoothing groups?
Last edited by Hunter; December 17th, 2008 at 02:01 PM.
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