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• Yeah it was the door that especially caught my attention. I havnen't tried the rift yet, but I could imagine that low-res textures really pops in your eye.How long have you worked on this so far? And how is it working with AC and the rift?

  in Moved by Darkness Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Cool, keep me posted on this matter :) I think for a start, I will get a grip on how to create a simple 2d adventure experience, and focus on getting my AC skills up.  Then perhaps work in the 3d camera projection in the cut scenes. And when you say…

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Hm, this could a technique worth pursuing or at least testing. -Both keeping the 2d feeling and get a bit of camera freedom. But maybe it's a bit much for an AC and Unity newcomer to grasp for the first game. 

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Hedgefield, So you actually use the camera in the 3d application to project a 2d drawing on the mesh? Or is it different lights with projector maps, projecting on to different parts of the 3d scene?

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Wow... just wow! Those are some pretty cool videos, really amazing what's been achieved from photos and drawings. This is really something I would love to see implemented in more adventures (and in mine as well ;) ) I have done something similar wit…

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• That could be it. Would love to see it 1080p :)

  in Moved by Darkness Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Yeah this atmosphere is really great -good job on that. Some of the textures do look a bit blurry/low-res, I don't know if it's something you're working on? Looking forward to see more :)

  in Moved by Darkness Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Hey dxmachina, I totally get what you're saying. We agree on this matter as far as I can tell.  The camera freedom your referring to when going 3D is a really nice option to have, when trying to accomplish a cinematic feeling. But then again, as you…

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Thanks for the ideas :)I like the Rayman water -looks beatiful! Fish Hunt has a totally different vibe in regards to what I am looking for. But never the less, it looks good. Creating a calm ocean realtime in-game seems to be manageable, but if I wa…

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014
• Hi guys and thanks for the replies. The story in short: You play a male character in his late 30's. The setting will be on a sail boat in the Pacific Ocean. When he is surprised by a storm, he finds himself marooned on his vessel, which is no longer…

  in 2d vs 2.5d vs 3d adventure from a tech POV Comment by FredFive April 2014