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Are you using Unity Pro or Unity Indie version?2. What tools do you use to make the models and do the rigging - Blender or something commercialIm using Unity Pro,and modelling is all done in Maya.The Dinosaur was free model already rigged I found just to use for a test.There going to be lot more vegetation but im being pretty careful with the amount,the last project I worked on lagged a lot when I put in plants and grass.My computer isn't that powerful so it may have just been that but im keeping the number of plants down until I can test it on other machines. Click to expand.Be careful with grass, it is the biggest killer of performance in Unity games. I dont know if that is becouse it is poorly handled in engine, or if it is the same in other engines, but just keep in mind keep the number of blades as low as possible and rather use more trees to cover good ammount with vegetation rather than grass. Keep in mind that even if you get monster machine and put tons of grass it might work for you, but you will keep plenty of players down.
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Maybe good compromise is to make script that simply allows player to render as much grass as he/ she wants. Please stick to the 'Original' arm Physics please, and another arm If you must. People don't want to see this as a locked-arms FPS.Look into the physics of the dinosaurs blinking eyes, open and closing mouths and also there Is a Behaviour system for the dinosaurs, but before released they had there emotions set to 100% Aggressive.
The Raptors also Jumped.There were also allot of destructable structures that where going to be added into the game, please for people like me. Watch 'The Lost world' and 'Jp III'to get Ideas from, try and make It as close to the Films as you can, don't forget about weathering.Other that that fantastic work and I hope to play this some-day. I wont be using the original physics arm,I did think about it but there's to many reasons not to use it.I know a lot of people appreciate what the people who made trespasser were trying to do by having the control but I think it was responsible for the vast majority of the games problems.I haven't considered destructible buildings yet,would have to look into that,at the moment I'm stuck at the scripting stage for dinosaurs AI,I don't have a lot of free time learn scripting so anyone out there who could help with some simple waypoint scripting feel free to get in touch! Be careful with grass, it is the biggest killer of performance in Unity games. I dont know if that is becouse it is poorly handled in engine, or if it is the same in other engines, but just keep in mind keep the number of blades as low as possible and rather use more trees to cover good ammount with vegetation rather than grass. Keep in mind that even if you get monster machine and put tons of grass it might work for you, but you will keep plenty of players down.
Maybe good compromise is to make script that simply allows player to render as much grass as he/ she wants. Click to expand.as far as i know grass can kill your performance due to two reasons:1) number of draw calls:adding grass to your terrain will significantly raise the number of draw calls.but the lower the 'Detail Resolution' of your terrain, the lower the number of extra draw calls will be.of course using a lower resolution for details you won’t be able to paint grass and other vegetation added as 'grass' or detail mesh very accurately. But as usually you don’t have to have those things placed very accurately i would not hesitate to work with a pretty low detail resolution.e. First AI test.The rex model and rig came from creativecrash,I basically needed something workable to test the script and figure it all out so the whole things very simple and rough (the models wasn't uv mapped or textured also).I done some very quick animating in Maya and really explored the scripts in better detail to get a feel for it and see how the timings between maya and unity worked,as you can see the run cycle is pretty poor and not fast enough.Got help with the scripting from CrazySi so thanks to him for that.
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Today we are talking to Dan Taylor, a professional level designer who has in the past worked for Eidos, Square Enix, Ubisoft, Rockstar (among others) on games such as Medal of Honor Heroes 2, Hitman: Sniper, or Shadow of the Tomb Raider. Dan - who started out as a modder for Morrowind, Skyrim, and Fallout New Vegas - has close to two decades of experience in the video game industry under his belt and his talk on Ten Principles for Good Level Design at the Game Developer's Conference 2013 is cu.