The original platforms used for the demo were not separated, so I thought it necessary to be able to mix and match certain aspects of them for future parts of the level.
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Wednesday, 14 March 2012
War of the Roses Platforms
Today I completed three more platforms in 3ds max for the game. UVW mapping was then applied, and was then exported as an FBX ready for Unity.
The original platforms used for the demo were not separated, so I thought it necessary to be able to mix and match certain aspects of them for future parts of the level.
The original platforms used for the demo were not separated, so I thought it necessary to be able to mix and match certain aspects of them for future parts of the level.
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