DAE Models GTA City Maps

[Johxz]

if someone want to play around with this...

GTA 1 City Maps

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9GUwtDHCp_eOEVSdlJSQ1lLbkk/view?usp=drivesdk

GTA 2 City Maps

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9GUwtDHCp_ebnAwTnlyVUFKRDA/view?usp=drivesdk

[Duion]

Grand Theft Torque

http://i.imgur.com/dKM2tR4.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/TgAdfjk.jpg

[Mud-H]

Interesting :) Are they really GTA cloned city models or made to build a GTA like city?

And GTA 1 and GTA 2 are only naming for the pack I guess, because if I recall correctly GTA 1 and 2 were strictly 2D...

[Duion]

I imported the GTA1 San Andreas files, it is indeed a full 3D model, but it looks kind of stupid at some spots, since it was meant for a 2D top down perspective.

[Mud-H]

I imported the GTA1 San Andreas files, it is indeed a full 3D model, but it looks kind of stupid at some spots, since it was meant for a 2D top down perspective.

Yeah they look a bit too much low-poly and low resolution but still good for prototyping.

[Duion]

It is quite funny to see how it was made, it is just one model, made out of the same cubes using textures from one atlas texture.

[Mud-H]

It is quite funny to see how it was made, it is just one model, made out of the same cubes using textures from one atlas texture.

I bought a Building Kit from Unity Assets Store few months back for very cheap. I got what I paid for, the modelling was quite good but all the building used a single Atlas with a very low resolution... Anyway, no regret for the price I paid, it was more to see an example of a Town Construction Kit. And I used some of the modelling as reference to create my own parts.

[rlranft]

The original Chinatown was modeled in exactly the same way. It was later broken into pieces for the set sold on the store.

A single model with a single atlas texture is pretty efficient - but I think it would work better on a block-by-block basis so you could use occlusion culling and other tricks to keep your polycounts down. The blocks could even share textures - or not, as needed.