Recreated this in my game SZROT - the narrative driving RPG with easternbloc cars.
If you're interested, Steam page link is in bio!
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Recreated this in my game SZROT - the narrative driving RPG with easternbloc cars.
If you're interested, Steam page link is in bio!
A recreation of a classic image.
I love making things that no one expects.
Viktor Tsoi.
#PS1 #PSX #lowpoly #gamedev #ΠΠΈΠ½ΠΎ #pixelart
Half Life 1 inspired Sniper Rifle for Phantom Fury. #lowpoly
SORRY I meant 86 TRIS not Polygons...
texture and wireframe
Lowpoly hands. 86 polygons. 64x64 tex.
Damn, brate, you let the Yugo overheat again, jebiga!
#PS1 #γγγη΅΅ #γ²γΌγ εΆδ½ #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart
Footage is from my game SZROT, a narrative CaRPG set during the 1980s in a country that no longer exists. No Lamborghinis here, just Lada, Zastava, Polski Fiat and Trabant.
store.steampowered.com/app/1890780/...
Testing out some Race Barrier Holograms for #SZROT
#γγγη΅΅ #γ²γΌγ εΆδ½ #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart
The shadows on the vehicles under the bridge is controlled by a script that turns darkens the material base color gradually, upon entry into an invisible collider.
I'm creating SZROT, the narrative CaRPG set during the 1980s in a country that no longer exists. No Lamborghinis, instead the menu says Lada, Zastava, Polski Fiat and Trabant.
store.steampowered.com/app/1890780/...
Would you believe me, if I told you there was 0.0 simulated lighting in this scene? Only Vertex Painting.
#γγγη΅΅ #γ²γΌγ εΆδ½ #lowpoly
I'm looking for 3D art commissions!
After grinding full-time unpaid on my own game for months now, I have to make sure my ship doesn't sinkπ
I specialise in retro graphics, PS1 and PS2, but can do everything else. Characters, cars, env, weapons, you name it.
SZROT is a narrative CaRPG set the 1980s in a country that no longer exists - Yugoslavia.
store.steampowered.com/app/1890780/...
Pro tip: Steal insane vibes from vintage postcards,
and put them in the game.
#SZROT #yugoslavia #belgrade #lowpoly #ps1
Didn't think about how people would interpret this. Basically, I'm just playing around with different levels of detail, haven't choosen a LOD0 tree yet. So no, there won't be 4 LOD's :)
Making sure my game #SZROT can run on a toaster.
Bezos and his ilk can choke on their Cloud PC.
#γγγη΅΅ #γ²γΌγ εΆδ½ #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart
Soviet Rockstar WIP π¬
#PS1 #γγγη΅΅ #γ²γΌγ εΆδ½ #gamedev #indiedev #pixelart
Then the reflection map ( this one is straight from GT2) would basically be projected on top of the mesh, and the rotation would create the illusion of a reflection.
Thanks, looks great! And don't worry, me neither! Too busy making stuff π
I'd love to see your work if you have an artstation : ) Jordan Powers work definitely fit this "unhinged" description
Just talking generally. There are still props that fit this "unhinged" description. But looking at vanilla, It's difficult to find a single piece of wood that isn't severely deformed or bent, and none of it looks out of place. The absurdly thick pillars of Goldshire inn is my favourite thing.
Shapes are just a little less unhinged and softer nowadays. Vanillas proportions and shapes were almost deranged, but that's what made it so special, just my opinion though. Still very good shapes in general, but it's a little less crazy.
Hey! Thanks for your comment. Above comment was not directed at WoW art team of course haha. WoW art is still very good. And the painting in terms of technicality has improved a lot. I will however say that expression is that the silhouttes are not as expressive as they were in Vanilla.
take me back to the shores of Sen'Jin village.
This is part of my research for my game SZROT - a love letter to old school racing games and forgotten lowpoly techniques. (Trees like these are in the game)
Wishlist on Steam:
store.steampowered.com/app/1890780/...
Can we talk about how Vanilla WoW's Trees are the best low-poly trees ever? pt.2
They woke up one day and chose to cook.
150 tris.
