Blogs - widnesjohn

Had a lot of problems with the destruction in the game and because it is so complicated we have decided to use physics built in to the unity engine so building collapse in weight and blocks .
This seems to not of changed the game element much and is fun to play just need the destroyed building bits to hide when damagedcity view from side with textures and wire-frame to show you the scale of the map which is quite a large map and the city now has extension on to the right of it so that the city is believable and takes a bit of time to get across the map.view of final build of the city building and the final triangle count is 16000 but with the characters at average 12000 triangles so overall the scene is 172000 tri and a average of over 60 fps unity basic water works well with sky box and toon shadermy favourite screen-shot show all my level

Building Arches And Curved Buildings With The Bend Tool[caption id="attachment_382" align="aligncenter" width="549" caption="Starting Object"][/caption]1. First I started off with modelling the object for the arch and then extruding the object twenty times so that the curve will be smooth.[caption id="attachment_383" align="aligncenter" width="549" caption="Bend Tool "][/caption]2. Then you use the Bend tool on the object and Bend the object 180 degrees to make the perfect top of the arch but always make sure the amount of sections you extruded is even for easier adjustment and for high poly.[caption id="attachment_384" align="aligncenter" width="549" caption="Built Up Object"][/caption]3. Built the object up to a high poly level with added arches and more things to the objects for the curved building wall.[caption id="attachment_387" align="aligncenter" width="549" caption="Align Tool"][/caption]4. Then I cloned the object and placed it correctly on top and then I used the align tool and placed it along ten times.Then the basic wall is made for the curved building and here it shows you many ways the bend tool can help with construction of curved buildings and arches.