Maratis forum - TD Blender Work

Re: TD Blender Work

2014-01-20T17:05:23Z

Nice Vegas! I hardly use blender for modeling, but I could use that technique.

Re: TD Blender Work

2014-01-20T12:48:08Z

Alright, it was that thing i wanted to show you ; starting building stuff out of a single vertex
example below on a simple corridor :

Single Corridor left side

Mirrored + Extruded

Subdivided + Bended ( Alt + W in edit mode)
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Here, for a space window, starting out of a single vertex + mirror + some face fill and extrude :

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Or here, for some castle windows :

Re: TD Blender Work

2014-01-06T01:24:54Z

Thanks Vegas. Google sketchup makes modeling things like that a breeze. That was done in a matter of minutes. Ambient occlusion was baked in Blemder. I just use an emit material for the lights. They don't actually emit light in Maratis of course, but it sells the effect.

Re: TD Blender Work

2014-01-05T09:44:36Z

Nice TD, that's pretty neat
I tried for a long time to make sci-fi stuff like in your terminal picture,
i found some cool tricks in the process, gonna dig in my files see if i still have them, that might interest you (or not lol)

Re: TD Blender Work

2014-01-05T05:11:25Z

We are getting fancy now! hehe. If anyone wants to have a download of the "Room of Boxes" level, let me know.

TD Blender Work

2013-12-08T22:15:57Z

Okay, So I have been getting a little better at blender and I want to start getting some of this Blender stuff into Maratis. I am going to start making some more testing areas, but with textures and good lighting.

I am creating this topic here to show how I have been using Blender to make stuff for Maratis.

Studio1(13.5mb):

Download(13.5mb):
https://sites.google.com/site/maratisfi … %20Set.zip

New Terminal Area:

This is a redo of my terminal scene. I like this interior more than the orginal (more consideration to it) but I am having some UV issues.

Room with Boxes:

The arrow animates up and down to show the location of an object. And the lightbulb's color can be adjusted by setting the frame. There are three lights in this room. The bulb is the parent of one of the lights, and the light connected to it has a lower radius so as to look as though the bulb object is casting the light.