About six months ago I finally decided to start making a solo project. Alas, of all the videogame projects I’ve worken on, none were actually finished, and I’m not talking just about Hellsand, Capestranus is still slowly working on it in his spare time, the only issue being his limited time to work on it, …
Another Spacesheep episode is out! This time the Startram project is the topic!
Another Spacesheep episode is out! This time O’Neill cylinders are the topic!
The second episode of Spacesheep is out! This time, thanks to the gained experience mostly, it’s come out better, there are no dead pauses in the animations, and since I’ve been able to animate much faster and smoother, it’s been possible to have the characters animated all the time continuously! Lately I’ve been experimenting quite …
Starting over this whole project as 3D in Blender took a while, because there were a LOT of things I had never done: for the ones that haven’t ever used it, using Blender is like walking blind in the minotaur’s maze, with endless rooms and cactii all over the place. Okay, I’m a bit dramatizing …
A while ago I decided to remake Burning Planets’ counters as virtual models for 3D printing, and after making them, I sent them to my dear friend Capestranus to print. Yesterday he brought me the prototype print, and I’m super happy how it turned out! The new models are a bit bigger than the ones …
This is the third model of the Epic Weapons Series, based on the spatha kind swords, born from the late Roman empire but then spread in other cultures and surviving during the middle ages, the most notorious example of this cultural grafting being the viking sword. This is the Ace of SKulls! Ace of Skulls …
This is the second model for the Epic Weapons Series, a sword inspired by the iron age Greek sword kopis, one of the most iconic swords of antiquity! In keeping with the sword’s origin, I created a design inspired by the hydra, one of the most famous mythical beasts of all times, one born from …
I’ve had recently the sudden idea that I could make my knife’s design as a 3D model, preparing the model specifically for 3D printing. This looks like a random idea, but it really comes from the passion for swords and knives, that left me in the past often unsatisfied from the little number of designs …
Since I haven’t programmed in a while, in the last few days I decided to do a fast programming exercise: a generator that can make on the fly an endless 2D terrain. I created it in Unreal Engine, and made it with 3D models instead of the usual 2D ones, so it’s in so-called 2.5D. …