The meshes are not mine to post, they are however GPL2 so you can grab them from the UFO:AI git repository, here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ufoai/files/UFO_AI%202.x/2.3.1/ufoai-2.3... the models can be found in base/models/civilians. The models and source textures were made by Lukas "Rastaman" Beyeler, so if you contact him he may post them here.
I've dabled in isometric work, I did some tiles for a Dwarf Fortress visualiser, and I did some Wesnoth units for a mod, but both efforts only served to convince me of how painstaking pixel art is.
I had a look at your site, I love the concept, but I don't really get why you go through all the trouble of making 3D models and then only show one side of them in game? Still, I wish you luck, it looks like the early fallouts, which is awesome.
I dig the retro feel of isometric, but personally I'm a sucker for 3D, I like to control the camera. UFO:AI has the best of both worlds, so I think I might stick to it for a while :)
Sure Tartos, I'll add it to my todo list :)
Thanks Brandon, thats a great compliment :)
Just letting you know I just released a skin of your male model, here:
http://opengameart.org/content/nude-male-skin-for-pfunkeds-base-human-mo...
I'm sorry, I'm confused as to what you're after, could you post a link to some existing tiles?
Hi, I'd just like to point out, that is actually an opossum, not a possum. Still, good work!
The meshes are not mine to post, they are however GPL2 so you can grab them from the UFO:AI git repository, here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ufoai/files/UFO_AI%202.x/2.3.1/ufoai-2.3... the models can be found in base/models/civilians. The models and source textures were made by Lukas "Rastaman" Beyeler, so if you contact him he may post them here.
Yeah the project is completely dead.
I've dabled in isometric work, I did some tiles for a Dwarf Fortress visualiser, and I did some Wesnoth units for a mod, but both efforts only served to convince me of how painstaking pixel art is.
I had a look at your site, I love the concept, but I don't really get why you go through all the trouble of making 3D models and then only show one side of them in game? Still, I wish you luck, it looks like the early fallouts, which is awesome.
I dig the retro feel of isometric, but personally I'm a sucker for 3D, I like to control the camera. UFO:AI has the best of both worlds, so I think I might stick to it for a while :)
No worries mate, the game was going to be called Zion, it was intended o be a cyberpunk version of final fantasy tactics.
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