NodeCraft
- 16 Dec 2013 22:00
#94392
There's already a darkrai model that's been approved
viewtopic.php?f=114&t=7732
- 16 Dec 2013 22:01
#94393
it doesnt work that way arsonist, but if you still feel like you can make a better one, by all means continue
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SPG wrote:Want a pokemon in game? Make it yourself
- 17 Dec 2013 22:34
#94578
I'm no expert but the poly count on that model looks extremely high.
It's going down
It's going down
- 18 Dec 2013 12:50
#94628
Not only that, but the density is spread VERY unevenly.
- 19 Dec 2013 14:27
#94741
Does high poly count have some kind of drawback?
Krios wrote:I'm no expert but the poly count on that model looks extremely high.
Does high poly count have some kind of drawback?
much luv
- 19 Dec 2013 16:39
#94755
LaKerfuffle wrote:From what I've heard, it lowers the framerate quite drastically.Krios wrote:I'm no expert but the poly count on that model looks extremely high.
Does high poly count have some kind of drawback?
SPG wrote: i'll get right on it once i start puking rainbows and crapping butterflies
- 19 Dec 2013 16:46
#94758
It just gives whatever engine the game is running a hefty amount more to deal with, which is why back in the day characters had all of around 600-800 polygons in the mesh, and only allowed for a certain amount of them on-screen at once
Minecraft is already dealing with a TON of polygons just for the environment, and there's gonna be a bunch of pixelmon models on the screen at once. For lower-end computers it's already a problem, and if you have a really high poly character it just compounds said problem. That said i don't know anything about how minecraft's engine does it's rendering, but having really high polycounts is unnecessary, and taxing.
On a side note, if you get too ridiculous with the amount of polygons it looks completely smooth, which breaks immersion in minecraft.
Minecraft is already dealing with a TON of polygons just for the environment, and there's gonna be a bunch of pixelmon models on the screen at once. For lower-end computers it's already a problem, and if you have a really high poly character it just compounds said problem. That said i don't know anything about how minecraft's engine does it's rendering, but having really high polycounts is unnecessary, and taxing.
On a side note, if you get too ridiculous with the amount of polygons it looks completely smooth, which breaks immersion in minecraft.
