Thanks, means a lot coming from you. I would love to do a Blender scene or maybe a Unity scene with a whole series of abandoned school themed items, the problem is, while I'm fine modelling and texturing, I have no concept of lighting and composition, I've just never been able to "get it", I've tried many times, which is why I tend to just showcase individual items.
@@Belidos3D That would be very cool. I enjoyed your other unity (or some other software) videos of game tests. Yeah, lighting and composition ... well, we keep at it. Take care and looking forward to your next :)
@@zerobio The other videos of in game testing of assets are mostly an indie drag and drop engine (more like a level editor than an engine really) called GameGuru.
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You are great at this. Are you building a scene or game in unity too?
Thanks, means a lot coming from you. I would love to do a Blender scene or maybe a Unity scene with a whole series of abandoned school themed items, the problem is, while I'm fine modelling and texturing, I have no concept of lighting and composition, I've just never been able to "get it", I've tried many times, which is why I tend to just showcase individual items.
@@Belidos3D That would be very cool. I enjoyed your other unity (or some other software) videos of game tests. Yeah, lighting and composition ... well, we keep at it. Take care and looking forward to your next :)
@@zerobio The other videos of in game testing of assets are mostly an indie drag and drop engine (more like a level editor than an engine really) called GameGuru.
@@Belidos3D yes I saw that. Very cool.
nice done
Thanks, Rene.