Also, I played SOMA twice now. I like it a lot. Its pretty gross visually, but I like it. The psychological trip is awesome. Now I'm hooked to that franchise. I want them all. Thanks for recommending it.
it's not explicitly stated but you could imagine yourself as an extraterrestrial archeologist uncovering the history and downfall of the greatest human empire
And about Soma, I take it as an inspiration for my game. I have a lot of inspirations for my game. But I'm glad you liked Soma! I just picked it up again because I actually haven't finished it yet.
It's so fascinating to me now how people just decide to build some project in Blender and they actually do it. 😆 I always get stuck at PBR stuff and little BS like that. Always just some detail somewhere, no chance for an actual full scene.
@caPnAhab Thank you! I always struggle with vertex count. I never know if I should keep as little of them as possible or rather make it look really good. It always ends up in an odd compromise. I didn't care about vertex count with this oleander though.
@CrazyMusicLover Do you use the flowers in a larger project or are they themselves the project?
I suppose you'd have to worry more about vertex count and such if they were just prop in a bigger piece eh? It really shows that you put a lot of details in the oleander.
@caPnAhab I always have an idea of selling models as ready props but I haven't prepared any that way yet and I'm not sure what should be the limit of vertices. There's some typical workflow for these things but as I said, I hate following tutorials. 😅 so I just experiment with everything my way. Anyway, I always try to build stuff the way to use the lowest number possible and clean topology while still making it look good. I can always use subdivision surface later. What I hate though is how I create materials in one software and then it looks completely different in Blender or somewhere else.
Last year I tried using only Substance painter for materials but I don't like results. Everything looks like plastic.
