Medieval House
- September 25, 2014
- 1,666 Downloads
- 21 Likes
- Blender 2.7x
- Render: Blender Internal
- Creator: Daniel74
- License: CC-0
Description:
Another medieval house. Built in the same style as my other medieval blends.
Trying to build enough houses for a small village. I reuse a lot of parts between the blends.
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Daniel74
Written September 28, 2014Well, the modular system was mostly done for use in Unity 3D. This time I build the models mainly for use in a blender images and animations. I do test them in Unity 3D though and I also reuse many parts from the modular blends. I haven't been able to do a good tutorial for it, but I wrote a short description. You can find it here:
http://silveralv.blogspot.se/2014/09/export-fbx-in-blender.html http://silveralv.blogspot.se/2014/09/import-to-unity-3d.html
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Daniel74
Written October 03, 2014Some I've done myself, others I've found on sites online. It's a bit tricky with textures from the net since not all allow redistributing them. Some might allow it if it's an integrated part of a model but not standalone. Here are some sites for example that I've used: http://texture-free.blogspot.it/ http://texturelib.com/ http://texturer.com/ http://opengameart.org/textures/all
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Fishis7777
Written October 04, 2014Sweet would you let me to attempt to make a game with these models? I'd credit you of course.
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Daniel74
Edited October 04, 2014Of course! I released them as CC0 so you can do anything you want and don't HAVE to give me credit. It would be nice if you did though, but I don't require it. Also would nice to see what you do with it :) I have things coming. Next is a church that I will upload in a day or two hopefully.
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rjshae
Written October 13, 2014You've done some really nice work on these models, Daniel. I'm taking the liberty of porting them for some module builders to use in Neverwinter Nights 2, where they are working out very well. Thank you!!!
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Daniel74
Written October 13, 2014That sounds great! I haven't played Neverwinter Nights 2 for ages now. Would love to see what you've done there. If you publish anything, send me a link if you can :) Or a screenshot or anything. :)
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rjshae
Written October 13, 2014Sure thing. Here's a pair of early test screen shots on photobucket:
http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a493/rjh405/NWN2_SS_100414_124151_zpsaa8932d3.jpg http://i1280.photobucket.com/albums/a493/rjh405/NWN2_SS_101214_194349_zps235f60b7.jpg
With these, I wanted to see how well they worked in the NWN2 environment. They seem to be a good fit.
Note that I did make a few little changes so they would work in the game. The models were scaled up by about 30% so that the standard game doors would fit the openings nicely. I also swapped out the blue-hued windows for some of the game's standard window textures, so they would fit the surroundings better. Finally I needed to remap the textures to a single file because of the way rendering works in NWN2. The models are tintable, so the look can be adjusted for different settings.
Overall I think they will work out very nicely. Thanks again! :-)
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Daniel74
Written October 14, 2014Seems like those two images were deleted, but there was a list of images at the bottom so I could see http://s1280.photobucket.com/user/rjh405/media/NWN2_SS_100414_124151_zpsaa8932d3.jpg.html Glad you managed to fix the model to fit NWN2. Didn't even think of that when I made it :)
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rjshae
Written October 14, 2014Sorry about that. I checked the links before I posted and they seemed to be working. Ah well.
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Daniel74
Written October 15, 2014No problem. I could see the one in the list at least. Thanks a lot! :)
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TerryMorgan
Written November 18, 2014Thanks for the buildings, you've saved me days of work, here's a couple of things I do to make them usable in Unity-
https://sites.google.com/site/terrymorgan1213/tutorials/unity_model_import
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Daniel74
Written November 22, 2014Think you changed the url. Seems to be https://sites.google.com/site/terrymorgan1213/tutorials/unity_model_import now. Glad you found some use for them and yes, the first once aren't that unity friendly. Not that the newer ones are perfect either, but at least better I hope :) I wrote a bit on how I got the newer ones into unity when I tested them. It's at http://silveralv.blogspot.se/ I did something similiar with the old ones as well. Anyway, glad you found some use for them :) Thanks for sharing with me!
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Daniel74
Written November 22, 2014Hmm, seems like the underscores in your link disappears. Weird! Go to the page and it will be in the menu!
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TerryMorgan
Written December 08, 2014updated this tut, shows how to make a mesh collider in blender. The unity learning 'stealth' project has a whole level with simplifed mesh colliders made in maya. The mesh colliders you make in Unity are just copies of the actual mesh, if it's 6000 faces, you get a mesh collider of 6000 faces, useless.
https://sites.google.com/site/terrymorgan1213/tutorials/unity_model_import
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TerryMorgan
Written December 08, 2014the link is too long for this page, it's tutorials/unity_model_import
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TerryMorgan
Written December 08, 2014https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/102638093/game_main.zip 55mb your buildings in my game, underscore btn game and main 8--}
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Daniel74
Written December 09, 2014Thanks a lot for the information! I haven't used Unity that much so it's good to find a better way to handle mesh colliders. I also appreciate all the input you gave on the models since that's something I'll think more about in the future :)
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TerryMorgan
Written December 14, 2014You're welcome, reload that tutorial 'unity..' I put the new building link on it. There's a pack of your buildings on opengameart, can't get a texture to load, path is \MODULARBUILDINGS\HOUSEPACK2\EXPORTED but no texturing
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Daniel74
Written February 23, 2015Thanks. Glad you like them. Hope to see your game when it's done :)
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Daniel74
Written May 08, 2015The textures are packed inside the blend. If you go to the texture tab of a material, there is a little icon under Source, next to the path to the file. Click on that and you can save the texture to as a file on your harddrive.
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AnbuAstro
Edited August 28, 2015Looks Good. Thanks for sharing . Textures are used in the model is CC0 ?
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Hey, are you using your modular building system for this? I would really like to see a tutorial about how to use it, it's really interesting!