#Rpg maker 3d models how to#
#Rpg maker 3d models generator#
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(I'm using Unity-chan for testing the planned features, character seems to be very close the style I had in my mind, and it was free :D)

#Rpg maker 3d models generator#

And If they would be using Mecanim-system, so their basic animations could be all shared, and if find or create more animations later, they could be added rather easily.īut the art style of the generator should be more like this !/content/18705 a good looking anime-style. and there should be base model for male and female. !/content/11808 where you can switch the parts of the characters, like hair, clothing, accessories. The character generator would be close like this:

K4 Manufactura makes some nice environment packs, off the top of my head. Then you'd also want to look for prebuilt environment packs to just plop down on top of it, for stuff like houses and random world props. It's pretty straightforward to add your own prefabs and splat maps to it. If you haven't looked at it yet, check out their tutorials and demos ( ). Were you planning this for mobile? If not, check out Unity's built in Terrain editor - it can handle most of the basic map editing stuff real nice like, but it's a wee clunky for stuff like tablets. You could then take these and repaint the textures too to get even more variation. 3D Soul Awesome's work might work for you, based on a quick look at your project. Otherwise, you might want to take a gander at the Asset Store and see what kind of premade character packs are available that fit with your theme and story. He'd just have to build the base models with that in mind and not make them all unique. If you build the models in separate parts you can even apply different materials to each part, to do stuff like changing out the clothing while keeping the head the same (you'll just take a couple of draw call hits). If you have an artist on board already (or you're artistically inclined yourself), you can easily create tons of different NPCs by having them create a small selection of models and rigs, and then just swapping out texture parts and the occasional little accessory item back in Unity. When you say 'generator', do you mean some kind of script assembly that's going to randomize and generate some prefabs for you based off of asset parts you already have, or do you mean you just need a big old pile of modular NPC pieces and preferably something to also put them together for you? And if you have any questions about the game, please feel free to ask. Second editor would be some kind of map editor like in RPG Maker but again in 3D.īut first I'll make a small prototype about different features that are planned (like 'combat' system, and skill/ability-system, and 'questing'-system) those systems have ' ', because they're the ones that are bit different, you'll maybe understand If you play the demo.įor now I'm looking just tips, ideas and suggestions. If you've used RPG Maker VX Ace, that kind of generator that is built-in, but with 3D models.

Like I need a character generator that would create NPCs for the game (I need MANY of them, already in demo/first episode of the game would need about 17 different characters + a chicken :D) The reason I'm transforming it to Unity is mostly because I wanted access good cinematic experience, like all the camerawork (close ups for emotional moments, more visual cutscenes and so on.)Īnd I chose to try out the ORK because I would've needed an editor within editor anyway, especially for the rpg-system and battle-modes.Įven now there's two more editors I would surely need in the future so that the actual game making would be easier and faster and I could focus more on the actual content. The game is very big in storywise, and it has many familiar jrpg features, but some completely own aspects. (and if the project gets bigger I'll find funding for it so everyone working with the project would get paid)

#Rpg maker 3d models how to#

I'm transforming a game project that I started with RPG Maker to Unity, and I just generally asking tips and ideas how to do it well.Īnd if someone gets interested (and has time) to help me out with the project, I'd be more than happy to get help.