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Cool deal. I have 1.1 in the 7th Heaven catalog atm, but looks like 2.0 will be in time before I release the catalog.
It's not I don't like it, but it looks wrong to see crystal clear character models above a background with a 'film-grain effect' (more precisely it's a static noise effect) on it or switching from a clean FMV to the backgrounds. The rule is everything or nothing. So if someone would make a noise shader I would probably use it.And I was reading the other guys comment, the one who doesn't like the film-grain effect.
I understand what you're saying. But no matter what the models are going to overshadow the backgrounds unless that amazing background project is going to be finished in the year 2035 and by then we'll probably be dead so to each his own right?It's not I don't like it, but it looks wrong to see crystal clear character models above a background with a 'film-grain effect' (more precisely it's a static noise effect) on it or switching from a clean FMV to the backgrounds. The rule is everything or nothing. So if someone would make a noise shader I would probably use it.
https://www.ff7catalog.com/threads/9395/Then that project was scrapped and the PRP was born. That patch was almost finished and bam
I agree and I see their screenshots, also videos of people working with Blender then importing their models into 7, but not just for this for anything but I think one would have to get a drawing pad right? Or a really expensive stylus and a tablet? Not for the basics but to actually dive in and get into the whole realm of digital art. And yes I do the same thing, I bounce back and fourth but if someone was to really do it justice, to really make the models right I think you might change your mind. Everything would feel more cohesive. Although, over time the super deformed models have become a style all their own. I liked that one mod that put their little hands on instead of big blocksNo sorry man I honestly prefer the chibi's. I really would want Team Avalance to do a complete chibi overhaul. That would be my ideal remake. The scale and sizing of the fields just looks and feels weird to me with full-size models. And I just love chibi's anyway, never understood why they don't get more love.
Actually I have been thinking and I want to refine my modeling skills to the point of being able to do them myself and join TA since I really feel like no-one else is going to bother for a long time. I love the the integrity of TA, the fact that they stick to the original artwork and yet add artistic depth and detail is really as professional as I can imagine a good quality remake should be. Even better that any remake Square would ever do, if they ever do.
Funny thing is even though it's one of the thing is on my jack of all trades list, I have 3DS Max, Maya, Z-Brush, Unity3D but right now I'm more into making the switch from acoustic to digital. Piano and guitar to Synthesizer/electric. It's crazy man I just got this setup and an electric guitarThe only reason I wouldn't change my mind is because the scale is off. That really can't be fixed either. I enjoyed ff8's style a lot too and if the scale was right I'd like something like that in 7 but its not, and it would take an unreasonable amount of work with the backgrounds to make it work. As well as unreasonable amount of editing for model animations. And I still wouldn't like in unless the models were redone and textured like they are in ff8. When one could simply remake the chibi models with more detail, import and done. Still a lot of work but at least plausible.
As for a digital drawing pad. I already have one myself and have access to quite a few more so no problems there. Might need it for texturing but most of the modeling with be done with a good old fashioned keyboard n mouse. I just need to improve my skills and decide what suite I like most.
I HATE blender. To this day I have no idea how to even approach that program. I love 3ds max it 's the only program I can actually use and make decent stuff in, but I am considering maybe switching to z-brush in the future.