Sep 2015

Metoria Game Design: Modelling Torch Asset

Modelling the 3D Torch Asset


This week i created a torch model for my game. The first step was to do a design drawing of the torch. Once the model was sketched, it was used a reference in Maya Autodesk.

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Figure 1: Sketched Drawing of the Torch.


In order to accurately design and get a more organic shape, I used a nurbs splines drawing tool.
Once the shape was drawn, i then used the NURBS spline function and it produced the result as shown below in figure 2.




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Figure 2: Torch Model

The next step is to add a texture to the mesh before importing it to Unity 3D.

Junior 3D Modeller Technical Exercise


Junior 3D Modeller Technical Exercise.

For the purpose of this task, I produced 3 models to demonstrate my 3D design skills, thought process and get a feel of the workflow used when designed house hold products.

In order to produce the products, 2D diagrams was used as a reference to get all the measurements. This is to ensure that the models matches the original products as close as possible. Once the measurements were made, I then designed the products using 3ds Max ’s tools such as Edit Poly and Edge loop.

After designing the models, I then selected my textures and laid out all my uv textures using the Unwrap UV tool in 3ds Max and Photoshop. The end result is shown below in figure 1 - 4.

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Figure 1&2: Central_basin_Mononloc_tap Uv Texture Maps

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Figure 3&4: Central_60_Unit_American_Walnut Uv Texture Maps

Once the models are textured, they are ready to be rendered and viewed. The end result is showed below in Figure 5 - 7.

Figure 5: Central_60_Unit_American_Walnut



Figure 6: Central_basin_Mononloc_tap



Figure 7: Bolonia_Countertop