Creating a cyberpunk 2077 like city in blender Pt9 : Creating stores WIP II

 

I'm creating a 'japanese store'. Going direct to the point, here's the WIP:

Some modifiers being used: Mirror, Curve

Drawing this 'symbol' so I can use a boolean modifier into the new created walls.

Mirror modifier.

Array modifier / Mirror / Curve / Deform

That's it. Almost done. Next part is texturing.

Modeling a "plaza" in blender, using a 2D base from AutoCAD - Pt2

1) Some UV mapping

2) Some chosen textures, according to the situation. 

Hint: Concrete paving //  Source: CC0Textures

 

3) Testing the trees. Also, dealing with 'leafs textures' or

something similar (low poly trees imported from 3d warehouse).
( I'm also using botaniq's lite version, but in this case, I could

not find the trees / flowers I really wanted. )

Now, changing the basic colors into materials.

Finished adding the flower and grass stuff. 

Now, adding objects such as trash can, park bench, tactile

paving, 'monuments'... The "trick" to make a path so the

tactile paving can follow is:

A) Draw the path using a curve.              

B) Set curve name to "Follow me"           

C) Set its origin --> "origin to geometry"

C) Create a plane.                 

D) rename it to "follow plane"

E) Set "origin to geometry"   

Still, with the plane selected:

F) add an array modifier. The count will be different 

according to your curve's length.

G) add a curve modifier, set curve object to "follow me"

H) Goto object properties, enable face instancing.

later you can disable the show instance settings.

I) This is intended to create a curve modifier WITHOUT deforming

the object. First, see if your number of array objects is okay, then...

(can you see the plane being repeated? at this point I think you

already know how to use the array modifier, I won't go into details)

J) create a tactile paving "mesh".   

K) again, set "origin to geometry"   

L) Select the "follow me" path.      
M) Cursor to selected                   
N) Select your tactile paving mesh

O) Selection to cursor                  

Now follow this order, it's important:

P) Select none                                 

Q) Select your tactile paving mesh     
R) Then, select the follow plane mesh
S) Set parent to object.                    

T) If done right, you'll see something strange as this:

U) you can disable  the instancing faces

 in viewport / render like I said before.

V) It works? Yes. It's boring? Yes. But works.

General overview... You can bet I used a lot of curves

and modifiers here and there..

Where's the tactile paving? Shit...

At least here is okay...

4) One or another new thing I learned here,

 I'm just showing the progress...

The final result can be seen in my Behance portfolio. 

A more detailed "1-2-3" about another scenery created

that I really liked can be seen here.

Game development: Introduction to game design - Prototype #3

 

What about this? You are Indiana math in the search of the lost ark of math! That's the third revision of my first paper-based game.  The second and first revisions are available too.

The "beta" (1st version) was this if you're curious:

Currently, I'm studying [Game Design: Art and Concepts Specialization] from coursera.