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In-Depth Guide on Weapon Art and Attachments in Game Development

This comprehensive overview by Rob Clarke covers the intricacies of weapon art in gaming, focusing on core components like barrels, attachments, and magazines. Emphasizing the importance of detail, it highlights the differences in texel density and the realism achieved through material differentiation and stylization. The guide also explores wear and tear textures, ensuring quality control and compliance with EA's guidelines for naming and branding. Ideal for game artists and developers looking to enhance their weapon design skills with a focus on hyper-realism.

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In-Depth Guide on Weapon Art and Attachments in Game Development

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  1. WEAPONART DIRECTION Rob Clarke rclarke@ea.com

  2. Core / Stock / Barrel Attachments / rail attachments / magazines Overview • Weapons/Anatomy

  3. Core Weapon and Alternate Attachments Overview • Weapons/Anatomy

  4. Attention to Detail / Amplified Contrast / Material Differentiation Stylization • Hyper Realism

  5. Attention to Detail / Amplified Contrast / Material Differentiation Stylization • Hyper Realism

  6. Attention to Detail / Amplified Contrast / Material Differentiation Stylization • Hyper Realism

  7. Army of Two 7944trisBattlefield36257trisMedal of Honor 8410tris Geometry

  8. Army of Two Battlefield3Medal of Honor Geometry • Detail Where it Matters

  9. Detail • Beveling & Roundness

  10. Non-Uniform (bad) Texel Density Textures • Texel Density

  11. Uniform (good) Texel Density Textures • Texel Density

  12. Uniform (good) Texel Density Textures • Weapon Skins

  13. Good Wear Bad Wear Textures • Wear and Tear

  14. Wear in areas of contact Textures • Wear and Tear

  15. Wear on leading edges Textures • Wear and Tear

  16. Wear:light surface detail Textures • Wear and Tear

  17. Metal Plastic Wood Textures • Materials

  18. Army of Two Rifle Textures • Contrast

  19. Real-World Rifle Textures • Contrast

  20. Side by Side Comparison Textures • Contrast

  21. Quantity of Pixels Tonal Range Textures • How to read a Histogram

  22. Seams Tiling Mirroring Faceted Polys Bad Texels UV Stretching Quality Control

  23. Text and Logos • (Brand names, symbols, trade marks) • Trade Dress • Modify distinctive features as per Art Direction • File Naming • Follow exact names provided by EA (here) • Email References • Do not Refer to real weapons in emails Legality

  24. General Overview of Weapons and Upgrades Budgets Customization Materials Rigging Sniper Scope Setup Material and Shader Guide References

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