AAAAnd so guys, sometimes my brain decides it's time to learn something new. Three years ago was the guitar, now it's the 3d. I always gave up and i don't know if even this time i will end up giving it all up,BUT, i am making my little steps towards this fascinating world.
Since i am a graphic designer, i told myself that i can't know nothing about it: it's so common these days to see something made in 3d that if they tell you: can you do some 3d and you say "weeeelll... nope", it makes me feel uncomfortable! So, everyone started somewhere right?
Here is my start:
Unity and Maya.
The problem is that you don't just have to model in 3d: you have to "colour" or texturize what you made, and also, you have to animate it. Putting a bone inside a model should be called "rigging" even if i am not that sure.
By the way! I dont need millions of ploygons, so here is my low poly version of a palm tree! You start out with a cube and add little deformations, extrusions and such. There is plenty of tutorials on youtube on how to do that, and usually when i start learning something, i check millions of videos..
Then you drag those palms inside unity:
