Creating a series of sprites out of 3D animation
- 状态: Closed
- 奖金: €340
- 参赛作品已收到: 2
- 获胜者: cgWiz
竞赛简介
creating a series of sprites out of 3d animation showing soldiers of the 7 years war for the computer game www.thesevenyearswar.com
- 9 basic unit types (infantry, grenadiers, indian natives, light infantry, hussars, cavalry, curassiers, dragoons, artillery [without gun])
between the 9 different troop types there is only few difference in creation (mostly hats and muskets or no muskets)
- the 9 unit types shall be separated into around 115 single units (difference is only the uniform color, e.g. you can use 1 infantry basic unit type with 13 different uniform colors without changing the 3d model, necessary uniform textures should be created - images herefore may be offered)
- each unit type shows 32 directions (in a 10.5° angle) and special animation loops (moving [about 8 animation steps], loading [about 3 animation steps], presenting weapon [about 2 animation steps], fall down [about 3 animation steps], digging [about 4 animation steps], fighting [about 5 animation steps] and simple standing [1 step], cavalry should include slow movement and gallop but only need fighting without fireing [except dragoons])
- every sprite picture should be combined per single unit to a series into one image (1024x1024 where one sprite is 32x32 or alternatively 2048x2048 where one sprite is 64x64)
- background black (0,0,0)
- so all in all the work should end in 115 images including all the sprites which were created out of 9 basic shapes and different uniforms.
- the exact unit combination (what unit type with what uniform) will be announced after accepting.
please find some sample images attached (simple low quality samples)
first milestone is to deliver a free sample of one unit type before continuing.
payment after finishing the whole project (as implementation can only be made if all pics are received as a whole).
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“Absolutely great work, perfect communication - everything was delivered on time! He knew what he was doing and was very uncomplicated! Hope to work together with this partner soon again!”
thesevenyearswar, Austria.