My first 3D scene!!

Cluey · Sun 25/09/2005 20:40:47

Well, this is by no means any indication that for some reason I've got off my arse to work on my game. But I recently got Art of Illusion, and after reading some basic tutorials on getting the bugger to work, I decided to make a simple 3D scene.

So I decided to remake this scene:

In 3D.

The result was fairly pleasing.

Cluey · Mon 26/09/2005 22:03:33

84 views and not 1 reply?

I dont usually do this but, BUMP.

God I feel dirty...

vict0r · Mon 26/09/2005 22:13:35

Actually i like the first one better. Its a great room, you'll have that, but unless you manage to make a good 3d character this scene is useless. From all i have seen earlier, normal characters look damned bad on 3D bg's. But dont let me discourage you. I hope you manage to make a satisfying character.

Krysis · Mon 26/09/2005 22:15:55

It doesnt look 3D actually. It might work. and the perspective is really good. Maybe the poster with the dots is a bit stupid and the lights are too brihgt but who knows.

Cluey · Mon 26/09/2005 22:18:07

I wont be using this in the game, as then I'd have to remake everything, but I was just trying out some 3D.

(I may however redo that background in 2D)

Ashen · Mon 26/09/2005 22:20:58

I was trying to think of something more constructive than "No, Sir. I don't like it.". And this is the best I came up with:

It's not bad in any way - except maybe being too empty - it's just a bit bland, missing the personality of the original. Of course, if it's just a test of the 3D program, then good on ya, looks fine & keep at it - you can only get better.
(I had a little more, but it's pointless since you're not looking to do Darksiders in 3D.)

IM NOT TEH SPAM · Tue 27/09/2005 15:30:27

It looks like the poster with the 3 red dots is leaning away from the wall...

Cluey · Tue 27/09/2005 15:38:50

It is... The wall is slanted, as straight walls looked too boring (yes this image could be more dull.)

I know It's not the most exciting scene I coulda done but I didnt want to throw myself in at the deep end and drown (be put off 3D for good)

IM NOT TEH SPAM · Tue 27/09/2005 15:49:21

Oh... didn't notice the slanted wall before

Andail · Tue 27/09/2005 16:10:14

I think they could definitely work as some basic structures for 3D backgrounds (although making 3D is hard, and I seldom like the style personally).
The slanted walls have to be straightened of course, and the lightsources are too strong and concentrated. Just work with the colour-scheme a bit and add some nifty details, and they will work for sure.