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Re: First steps in 3dgs [Re: Germanunkol] #125446 04/30/07 06:29 04/30/07 06:29
Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 528 Italy M Mondivirtuali OP User
Mondivirtuali OP User M Joined: Oct 2005 Posts: 528 Italy	Thanks. The rest of the body will has a lower poly count so I can animate the whole thing and put him as final boss.

Re: First steps in 3dgs [Re: Mondivirtuali] #125447 04/30/07 17:08 04/30/07 17:08
Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 91 Florida, USA Knuckles Junior Member
Knuckles Junior Member Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 91 Florida, USA	Can someone explain why low poly count is better? I thought the higher it is the more detailed and eye-candy? Am I missing something?

Re: First steps in 3dgs [Re: Knuckles] #125448 04/30/07 17:37 04/30/07 17:37
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Orange Brat Senior Expert O Joined: Aug 2000 Posts: 7,490	Lower poly counts render fasters. A skilled modeler can make a low poly model look nice. A nice quality texture can make all the difference as well. My User Contributions master list - my initial post links are down but scroll down page to find list to active links

Re: First steps in 3dgs [Re: Orange Brat] #125449 04/30/07 23:08 04/30/07 23:08
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xXxGuitar511 Expert Joined: Mar 2006 Posts: 2,503 SC, United States	normal maps will make a low poly look as detailed as the texture... xXxGuitar511 - Programmer

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