Which 3d models do you need for gaming?

oleg · November 2018

I now started to model a bit in 3d

and I study the demand for 3d models needed for game developers

an example of my work:
https://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/1347045
https://skfb.ly/6CXqs

oleg · November 2018

Another question is what are the technical requirements of your games?
Here are the requirements for games from the turbosquid:

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By filtering your search for Real-Time models, you’ll limit the results displayed to models that currently adhere to the following broad set of rules:

Include an .FBX and/or .OBJ/.MTL file format or have been submitted as native Unity or Unreal files
Polygon count of no more than 100K polygons (200K triangles)
Fully unwrapped UVs are required (they can be overlapping or not)
Image maps must in .bmp, .png, .dds, .tga, .tif, or .jpg format (.jpg allowed, but not recommended)
Image texture map dimensions must be powers of two (i.e. 256, 1024, 2048, 4096)
Exported baked texture maps including:
Required: Diffuse map (no lighting or AO baked in)
Required: Normal map
Optional: Spec / Gloss PBR maps
Optional: Metal / Rough PBR maps
Optional: Ambient Occlusion map
Optional: Curvature / Cavity map
Optional: Height map h
Optional: Emissive map
Optional: Material ID map
There are currently no conventions for rigged or animated real-time models, and only those artists who are submitting native Unity or Unreal files that include animation are accepted at present.

While this is currently a very wide specification, TurboSquid is refining each point actively. As more precise needs are defined (like full PBR materials), we’ll update the information here to reflect the current state of the real-time industries and the Real-Time search results will also be updated.

for gideros how much do you need the most polygons ?? 500 polygons? 15 000 polygons?

Apollo14 · November 2018

if I switched to 3D, I'd try hypercasual games with hypercasual 3d-models
or maybe 'Voxels'

I suspect it's pretty expensive to create 3D game with realistic graphics and effects (or maybe not)
Ready-made models in asset stores look appealing to newbies, but probably it's like with 2D assets - they are 99% useless.

I really like Voxels, they are cute

oleg · November 2018

I painted and in the voxel, but used the voxel for 2d, in the game sokoban

SinisterSoft · November 2018

Voxels look great.

oleg · November 2018

SinisterSoft said:
Voxels look great.

voxel is not 3d, it's a 2d renderer,
My question was about realtime 3d

pie · November 2018

A native support for voxels would be really cool though

For those who are interested check magikavoxel to "draw" them.
Are you sure it's only render? This should make them lighter to handle than real 3d.

oleg · November 2018

pie said:

Are you sure it's only render?

In isometric games, the voxel is a 2d render only
in realtime 3d games - use polygon 3d models, simulating voxel

here is my game that I drew in a magikavoxel
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.simart.sokoban2018
but in the game I used a 2d renderer

oleg · November 2018

pie said:

Are you sure it's only render? This should make them lighter to handle than real 3d.

the real3d ones have fewer polygons than voxels, so the real 3d is much less load-carrying processor than voxels.

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