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1 year ago - Saturday, February 20, 2010
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dench
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RetroCopy allows us to play old games in a spectacular 3D environment. Now it's possible to create a retro gaming room filled with nostalgic items, games, posters, consoles, etc. But 3D models don't create themselves. To help make that a reality, I dedicate this thread towards the creation of 3D versions of everything retro gaming to fill out the game room.
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#2
dench
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Here's a WIP for the NES. 400 Polys. How detailed should it be?
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1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
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RetroRalph
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That looks good enough to me. The lower the polys the better, provided it looks good! If you're going to texture it stay away from official logos and whatnot as I can't use copyrighted material. Maybe instead of using the word Nintendo on it :-



Use RetroCopy instead? Might not be as authentic but if done in the same style it wouldn't be a big issue to users.
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#4
dench
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RetroRalph wrote:

Use RetroCopy instead? Might not be as authentic but if done in the same style it wouldn't be a big issue to users.

How's this?
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#5
RetroRalph
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Yeah I like that, maybe add "entertainment system" after it :D The R.E.S.

If you play with the shininess on that black part it could be shiny somewhat in RC.... are you going to do the joystick ports as a texture?
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#6
dench
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RetroRalph wrote:

Yeah I like that, maybe add "entertainment system" after it :D The R.E.S.

If you play with the shininess on that black part it could be shiny somewhat in RC.... are you going to do the joystick ports as a texture?

How's this? Last update for tonight.
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#7
RetroRalph
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Nice! I like it. The final touch is maybe making the bottom a darker grey like the one in the screenshot. Besides that it's awesome, thanks.
1 year ago - Tuesday, February 23, 2010
#8
micky
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Yes, very good idea :-)
What software did you use?
1 year ago - Wednesday, February 24, 2010
#9
Sasha
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OK i try to post my Mega Drive 2 (unknown version)

Without Mega CD, with cool loud PSG, Mono Sound Output, almost run all cartridges by switching regions: USA EUR JAP, and my eternal nostalgia :)



And edited picture:



Edited in Windows Paint and Microsoft Power Point :lol:

Yeah very unique type of Sega 1994, i search all places, and found in bad quality this picture.
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1 year ago - Saturday, February 27, 2010
#10
dench
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RetroRalph wrote:

Nice! I like it. The final touch is maybe making the bottom a darker grey like the one in the screenshot. Besides that it's awesome, thanks.


I can do that, but I need to fix the UVs first. I kind of messed up, by not giving the black area enough resolution.


It would help a lot if people could find pictures of all the sides to each console. Such as the one RetroRalph posted of the NES.

micky wrote:

Yes, very good idea :-)
What software did you use?


Modo 401
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