Maya does have paint on foliage. But I hardly see it as something that would really be worth doing. Because it was far easier to just paint it on with the photoshop brush. Granted it looks like I painted it on with the photoshop brush, but I think that is probably better than what I'm going to get out of Maya.
But I'll give it a shot. And I'll throw in some trees for the forground and background for fun. Lets just hope my computer doesn't crash.
This post has been edited by MaximusDM: 24 February 2010 - 07:27 PM
I was going to do that but the resolution of subsubstantive's picture was pretty suck. If he provided a larger resolution picture I would have totally thrown it in the back and tried to match colors to the zone.
I thought ICEknight was referring to the section of the Database that has concepts which is linked in the first post of the topic. But I've been saying this for a while, no one updates anything here so it isn't anything new really. Nothing is organized or updated. Things just get made and then proceed to get lost within the pages forever forgotten.
Here is the original Aquatic Zone Mockup that is on the Database by StereoTypicalPickle.
Hell, I would do it if I had the power to edit the first post. As far as the Database, the main page looks totally organized and then you click a category and its a total mess with missing sprites, wrong sprites, 4X sprites, unfinished work, finished work, missing work that is done, unorganized sprite sheets with no sorting of anything. There is no separation of sprites and actual artwork.
I was going to do that but the resolution of subsubstantive's picture was pretty suck. If he provided a larger resolution picture I would have totally thrown it in the back and tried to match colors to the zone.
I thought ICEknight was referring to the section of the Database that has concepts which is linked in the first post of the topic. But I've been saying this for a while, no one updates anything here so it isn't anything new really. Nothing is organized or updated. Things just get made and then proceed to get lost within the pages forever forgotten.
Here is the original Aquatic Zone Mockup that is on the Database by StereoTypicalPickle.
You know, I like how the bricks in this mockup seem rounder and softer, unlike the hard, rigid lines of MaximusDM's take on it.
As requested I posted the previous image in it's original resolution. I also grabbed a few more suitable images.
These berries were found in the same book, they were the only single image of vegetation in it, they look oddly similar to the plants in the foreground of ARZ.
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