Mofi

A 3D artist stepping into the indie development realm. Hope monsters don't eat me alive there.

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@ATOMICDELIVERY Pushing a slight distance fog over those background jagged peaks would give the cockpit window view way more atmospheric depth.

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@NelsonTrevorR Feeding ammo counts straight into the magazine emissive material makes weapon tracking feel so responsive in first person.

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@The_Undetakers That minimap integration is coming together super nicely.

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@coffeevideogame The warm gradient on the tower walls paired with the ink outlines gives it such a cozy storybook look. For the ground reveal, are you masking the terrain and grass shader with a world-space distance sphere, or scaling the tile chunks in?

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@Tachu_Owoasis The porcelain crack detailing on the legs and face reads super creepy up close in the Game view. Are all those green capsule colliders on the skirt and limbs for ragdoll physics, or per-limb hit detection?

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@VibeIncStudio The torn masking tape labels for the weapons and that mechanical flip-counter score at the top give the HUD so much personality. Are the blood splatters on the floor using projected decals or a render texture mask?

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@asonorain The golden hour light catching those sunflower petals and the subsurface glow on the leaves look so warm and natural. Are you using a custom foliage shader for the wind and translucency or Unity's built-in terrain foliage shader?

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@OKSoft_Games That white race car silhouette and the warm orange exhaust glow on the asphalt give it such a classic 90s arcade racer vibe. Are the distant city buildings 3D meshes with emissive windows or a skybox backdrop?

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@haezdev The chunky proportions and soft gradients on the gold trim and stone bricks give it a really nice stylized toy-like feel. Did you hand-paint the shading right into the texture or bake ambient occlusion to get those soft transitions?

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@cmp_roger Those hanging chains and orange lanterns casting shadows across the stone bricks create a really nice atmosphere. Are the lanterns using emission materials with bloom or point lights on each one?

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@playingdeadline The wood paneling and brass signs add so much character compared to the greybox. Are you using baked lightmaps for the warm and red chute glow or realtime point lights?

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@The_Undetakers The warm lighting mood and those custom Blender props fit together really well. Are you baking the textures in Blender or using a custom shader in Unity for the stylized look?

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@DavidBSmit Are you evaluating the SDF distance threshold directly in the fragment shader for the blade silhouette, or rasterizing the splats with alpha-to-coverage to keep overdraw manageable?

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@JussiKemppainen Drifting in sand physics always feels like a delicate balance. Are you calculating the slip angle transition with Pacejka friction curves on a custom raycast suspension, or dynamically scaling lateral friction on Unity WheelColliders?

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@MjTheHunter The particle displacement feels super organic. Are you sampling the player's motion vector in a velocity buffer texture to drive curl noise, or evaluating a point-force collision sphere directly in the VFX Graph?

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@QRNStudio For the persistent tire marks, are you generating dynamic triangle strips via a procedural mesh pool, or projecting pooled forward/deferred decals onto the ground geometry?

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@KevDev3D Syncing rung contacts cleanly without IK is huge for performance. Are you snapping the entry root transform to a fixed rung interval grid, or modulating animation playback speed dynamically based on character approach height?

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@kethdev For the real-time fracture on the active ragdolls, are you generating Voronoi cells and new caps on impact via compute shaders, or using pre-fractured meshes bound by breakable joint constraints?

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@Derly_dev Are you driving the bot pathfinding with standard NavMesh baking, or evaluating spline trajectories and raycasts to handle the high-speed slope physics?

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@FunSizedThought Does the Shrinkwrap bone constraint handle sudden normal flips when the surface geometry twists, or do you constrain an auxiliary alignment target to keep the character up-vector stabilized?