#development 2

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Development 2: Blog 2

I saw many streams talking about a special type of weapon in-game with inspiration from that. The Katana called Termal katana form cyberpunk 2077. It is also known as cyber katana among the streams.

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Development 2: Blog 5

exported textures from Substance Painter and connecting textures using blender nodes

Using blender cycles as real-time renders. Render the output.

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Development 2: Blog 4

UV

texturing

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Development 2: Blog 3

Modelling the katana base blade and handle.

Adding more details to the katana like small screws and joints.

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Development 2: Blog 1

For development two, I got Cyberpunk 2077 as a gift for my birthday. I am in love with the cyber theme.

I haven't really played the game much I have played only 30% but I watch most of the live streams. And even the movie Blade Runner 2049 came to my mind.

So I was just surfing if I could find a thing that is good for modelling.

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Development Project 2 – Week 6

05/01/2024

Initial progress of my second mushroom model using low poly shapes.

I started my second mushroom model for my scene, and remembered to take a progress image of the start of the process. I followed the same workflow as my previous model, and gradually began increasing the poly count and combining the body into one object. I decided to continue keeping the model as separate pieces because it was successful with my previous model and I liked having the ability to pose different parts of the model at any point.

Finalised mushroom character.

I chose to make a second mushroom from the same concept art as my previous design because I loved the outcome and the style of the first one. The main detail added from the sculpting was to the edge of the mushroom hat, which I knew would look better than just painting on the textures. I also focused on building up the area around the eyes again and carved in the mouth.

UV unwrapping.

I made the UV maps and unwrapped in them in Maya using the same techniques as my previous model, since the texturing turned out successful even though I was unsure about the quality of the UV map. I used the multi-cut tool again to create seams where I needed them before cutting and unfolding them. Next week I will be texturing the model and rendering it, before combining the models together and creating a final rendered scene.

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This is the final development of the second idea. 

I think this appears very generic in the appearance, much like many crime books you would see in supermarkets. This is why I personally think that the first design is the most successful.