Just a little asset spec test for Odonata, really enjoyed this! 642 tris, 128x128 texture, 3 hours.
Monday, 19 September 2011
Odonata Asset Spec Test
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9 comments:
neato !
TOM! you stole my comment...
NEAT-O
sweet! o:
128 textures though?! what are they, different colors/appearances? o_o
So cool, I love the style! I can't wait to see this game in action! IceFlame, I'd assume that would be 128 by 128 texture size. Correct me if i'm wrong!
Very nice, looks really close to your 2D style, which is great!
these look great! :)
Your designs are so touchingly adorable!
i love it! you are the man! how did you egt the awesome clean cell shaded outline?
so amazing dude..how do you think through a piece and how you're designing it? like which parts to exaggerate and what not? its so impressive cause you always manage to maintain so much information in a very small amount of visuals. great job.
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