Calling him Rendidon is like calling me Democles

@Monocles: Rendidon sounds cool! Cooler than Rondidon tbh =/
@Ratchet: His post reads like he made everything in Blender.

Reading does help!

Yes, it`s Blender for buildings, terrain and texturing. Lighting is still missing. I hope it will look significantly better in the engine with sun, shodows and/or SSAO, fog and so on.


"Rondidon" has a special meaning to me. Of course it´s not a "cool" name or something, but it`s a personal one.
I used to be a huge Harry Potter fan as a child and many other kids in school called me Ron from time to time. Later my first girlfriend called me Rondidon, I was 13 back then, and it was sweet to me and so on. So it has a meaning to me and I don`t want to change it to something else. We´re still friends.

@Rodidon :
Sorry for the name mispelling,i had Radeon and others names in mind , so i writted in the bad way your name !

Ok , cool for Blender !
Do you use prebaked SSAO , or real time ?
(I never used that technology with 3DGS)

Maybe I indeed should change the name

I`m planning to use realtime SSAO in the future to see how it comes out.

Some progress (Blender 3D view). Still far from good-looking. The whole level has 48k Faces so far including vegetation (not that much right now). All buildings together are 28k Faces (about 30-40 med-poly buildings plus 50-70 lowpoly distant ones). I`m a bit afraid of performance issues, so my aim is to be chary with too much details and textures in the first place.

If you are using my solution, I would be interested in working together on new features.

Sent you a PM.

Added more vegetation, fixed some minor things. Getting somewhere. Next step will be street props and detailed trees. 49500 Faces.

What I`ve experienced so far: WED is indeed a barrier for optimized and detailed level design. I never wanted to believe this until I was forced to try out Blender because of the ship graphics demo in the showcase. I should have started to work in Blender years earlier. -.-

but texturing part is more difficult in blender, isn't it? In WED you just have to apply the texture, scale it and maybe move it