flatshaded models ingame?!?!?!?

[ssj 4 gogetenks]

yes its true you can use models ingame flatshaded. the game virtua fighters gave me the idea and so i tryed to figure out how. and i did. how to do this is get your model ready to export, then select all, go to vertex and click unweld. this should make it flatshaded. then just export it and whala! your models flatshaded. im trying to make it flatshaded and cellshaded but i get the to many normals error, but im still trying. heres a pic of a ssj trunks ingame flatshaded. (o and the weird health thing, i edited it in photoshop.)

 

[TrIdAn]

what the the point of having a flash model in the game?

 

[Hibiki]

if u like low detailed models i guess

 

[ssj 4 gogetenks]

well do this then add cellshading and look at it in a rendering program. it makes it look 2d like in the anime

 

[A101]

add cellshading and look at it in a rendering program. it makes it look 2d like in the anime

Ofcourse it'll bloody look like the anime, that's what cellshading is, it has nothing to do with flatshaded models, infact celshading is completely smooth, the opposite to flatshading.

 

[sephiroth_nightmare]

lol i just tryed it with txtures on it and it looks amazing!
now i have something to do after my krillin model lol
good job on finding it out^_^ am going to try cell shaded one now=p

 

[Sin Goku]

ROFL.
And I thought everyone was after the perfectly smoothed model. And now I see this ^^
BTW I thought everyone knew what not welding verts meant for the smoothing.......

 

[dark slayer]

.... u forgot that this is the esf forum :O .....

 

[.DaN.]

.... u forgot that this is the esf forum :O .....

Lol i agree , and who wanna get flats in esf anyway , what for?

 

[Suh Dude]

I do, i want it Can ya release it?

 

[Sin Goku]

Release it? There is nothing to be released in here, just a tut on how to kill you models smoothing.....

 

[.DaN.]

Hit unweld in ms3d and than compile it >_>

 

[ZuL]

It seems like a good idea though... think what you could do to robot models

 

[TrIdAn]

ok could someone please explain to me how to do this now u guys say its cool! lol

 

[.DaN.]

Hit unweld in ms3d and than compile it >_>

Thats how
bah+_+

 

[Sin Goku]

Hit unweld in ms3d and than compile it >_>

*agrees*
*notes it's the ESF forum*

Decompile model. Import the reference smd. Select all vertexes before hitting unweld. And don't compile it now, you have to export the reference smd first :laff:

*rofles*

 

[.DaN.]

*agrees*
*notes it's the ESF forum*

Decompile model. Import the reference smd. Select all vertexes before hitting unweld. And don't compile it now, you have to export the reference smd first :laff:

*rofles*

yep in long details thats it

but i still didnt heared a ****ing answere , whf for do you need flats ingame , i thought people were after smoothnes ?!?

 

[Sin Goku]

Because it will look much more like a comic/manga if there isn't any lighting/roundness in it.

*/me goes having a vomit*

Different people have different tastes. Just leave em and don't bug em, even if their taste is obscene

 

[.DaN.]

Lol , yep that 2 , heh for a comyc that would be great

 

[A101]

Because it will look much more like a comic/manga if there isn't any lighting/roundness in it.

It won't. As I said earlier, to get it to look like an actual comic or the like you need to have it completely smooth, not facetted. And there's still lighting. As far as I can see, this is pointless for normal models. If you're making a mech or some **** like that which needs to be facetted, then fine, but otherwise it's useless.