Bmw 745i - 2003

#1

Hey all!

A long time ago I modeled this “lowpoly” car. The model has 12117 Faces (without driver). I don’t want to make complex backgrounds for the scene because the car was built for racegames.

#2

Nice car, but can 12117 polys be considered low?

#3

I love it can you reccomend to someone who inspires to build a car like that for their portfolio how you did like did you use patchs or polys with the cut tool

Alex

#4

I know other carmodels which have more than 15000 Faces. They are working without any probs in different game engines. So I call gamemodels with less than 15000 Faces lowpoly. In the game “World Racing” I drove a Nissan Skyline with around 18000 Faces. Very smooth with high framerates.

For “lowpoly” models I don’t use “editable patch”. The BMW was built with splines and surface modifier. Another possibility is boxmodeling. Extrude and bevel new polygons.

Here is a newer version of this model. The polycount amounts to 13395 Faces.

#5

DID you use brazil or anything for the car textures and YOUR THE MAN

Alex

#6

Beautifully done, especially for low poly work!

#7

nice model but did u really have to use that type of spolier? that car just seems to beautiful for that type.

#8

and may i ask how many 15,000 Poly cars where on the screen at the same time? a full field? just you? theres a reason for 10k poly limits in general, or even lower, so dont make assumptions like that.

Appart from that nice model, i enjoy the original model so much more then the blasphemy of modifications you have on the second.

#9

There were 5 other opponents on the road in a world with an amazing long sight. The race engine of “World Racing” was created to handle a very high polycount. And there are some more modern race engines which can process this high number of polys. I try to make an ingame screenshot with all 5 opponents :slight_smile: (maybe a small video :wink: ).

Hm, the tuning parts :slight_smile: . I like these parts. I also like GT-wings :wink: . But this is purely a matter of taste. So I don’t like carbon optic at all :slight_smile: .

Thanks for your comments.

#10

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