Grass Model – Procedural Generation Experiment
Experimenting with procedural generation in Blender. This grass has been imported into Smile Game Builder. It does need work, but hey! It’s my first attempt at this.
Tag Archives: 3D Models
Hi-Tex House Pack Vol. 1 Released
The Hi-Tex House Pack Vol. 1 for Smile Game Builder has been released! Get your copy now for only $5. Continue Reading →
Models: Table and Chairs Variations
Continuing with some Smile Game Builder furniture models, I decided to try a few more variations. The results turned out quite well. It’s good practice anyway. As with previous table/chair Continue Reading →
Models: Table and Chairs
Some more Smile Game Builder furniture assets: a small table and chairs. I also have a functional template for filling the bookcases modularly with books and objects, which are stackable. Continue Reading →
Models: Hi-Tex House Pack Final Models
The final models for the Smile Game Builder Hi-Tex House Pack 1 are done. The release date is on schedule for later this month, although I’m not sure of pricing Continue Reading →
Another Update – Some Good News!
I’ve been going through my extensive "To Do List" and tackling one thing at a time, slowly but surely, starting with the more graphic heavy stuff. That is, now that Continue Reading →
Quick Update on Tutorials
Here’s a quick update on the Smile Game Builder tutorials. I’m waiting for my new computer to arrive (scheduled for next week) before continuing with the tutorials. And then once Continue Reading →
New Models: Various Ores
These are some ore models I’ve been working on for Smile Game Builder, designed for use in my new crafting system, which are also part of the Hi-Tex Packs as Continue Reading →
New Model: Lintel for Hi-Tex House Terrains
I’ve been working on some lintels for Smile Game Builder so you can walk underneath to the door. This one needs a teeny bit of tweaking, but you can walk Continue Reading →
New Model: Hi-Tex Bookcase
I’ve been experimenting with some new texture techniques, so decided to try it out in a Smile Game Builder model. And this is the result. It doesn’t look too bad. Continue Reading →