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==Hot Tips== | ==Hot Tips== | ||
− | *Make use of the supplied turnaround sheets of the in game models | + | *Make use of the supplied turnaround sheets of the in game models. You can find these in the #2D discord channel on the AU. These turnarounds are NPC (and player) models extracted from the game and following these will make sure you actually draw the correct proportions - thus making it easier for the 3D artist to do their job. The in game humanoid models range in size, 0 being skinniest and 1 being big and bulky. '''It's recommended you draw the design on the 0 models''', as it's easier for the 3D modeller to create the model on a 0 body and scale it up to 1 body, and not the other way around. |
*To create good armour and clothing, you need to know how real life cloth and armour works. Study cloth, folds and fashion. | *To create good armour and clothing, you need to know how real life cloth and armour works. Study cloth, folds and fashion. |