Comment on Papercraft - Dragonite by Jyxxie
The funny thing is, the more simple the model is, the easier it is for papercraft.
Opposite for most other 3D things out there, y'know? xD
Opposite for most other 3D things out there, y'know? xD
Yeah, I guess that's because it's easiest to make models where you don't have to cut and fold hundreds of faces, but in a game or other 3d application you want to make the models as hi-detail as your graphics adapter can handle.
With low-poly models it makes it all the more important to have well-made, effective textures to make up for more simplified physical shape, huh?
With low-poly models it makes it all the more important to have well-made, effective textures to make up for more simplified physical shape, huh?
It sure helps. Though textures aren't everything in papercraft; there's also the know-how on how to unfold the model [cut it apart], so it goes together easily.
Not to mention having it look good in the first place. x)
What sort of things were you thinking of making?
Not to mention having it look good in the first place. x)
What sort of things were you thinking of making?
Nothing in particular, I was just curious how it was done; I'm crazy like that, so I usually wind up being the perfect embodiment of the phrase "jack of all trades and a master of none."