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Unity Asset Store – Features, Best Practices and Our Experience

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Unity calls its Asset Store ‘community-powered solutions for creators.’ Unity Asset Store contains art packs and tutorials to help you get started as a creator, and advanced solutions for complex projects. Unity Asset Store offers flexibility and more choices for bettering the process. Rightly so!

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How to Create a Game-Ready AAA asset

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Even though an AK-47 was not used as an asset, I got the opportunity to test my skill and indulge in my passion. Collecting reference images I believe that before any good asset is created, its image is already imprinted in the mind. Maya is also more effective for animations. They define how the texture wraps around the model.

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GPU memory Atlases and Textures

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Hi, My game has a lot of PNGs and some fullscreen ( 1920x 1080 ) animations. During, loading, I am loading some of the assets from an assetBundle ( the atlases ). GFX Memory Texture increases ). Not all of it is shown all the time. I have created atlases and SpriteSheets. Even before it is actually rendered.

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Creating Your First 3D Character Animation in Unity 

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The ability to imbibe emotions into the animation and produce an immersive visual experience is achieved through the Unity game engine, the choice of 61% of developers surveyed using it, and the second most popular choice as a mobile ad network. This makes it easier to identify and animate objects in Unity.

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I’ve occasionally seen this common bug in several games where a character gets stuck in what seems to be the center of the map, doing a T pose. Is this is a common output of several different types of errors? If so, have you ever hidden the origin of the map under a hill, or made it hidden to the player somehow, so bugs like that are not spotted, even if they occur?

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You're right - the T-pose (or its cousin the A-pose) is usually the default pose we put a model in when a particular pose or animation isn't working. The T-pose exists mostly because artists can see all parts of the model by rotating, moving, and zooming the camera, so they can fix up any odd texturing issues on the model.

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So how much $ (in general) does it cost to produce a fully animated/rigged, fully voiced 1-3 minute cutscene in a game that’s in ongoing development (something like SWTOR, where they have a lot of prebuilt assets)? Like just a general low range and high range? I’m seeing a lot of people complaining about prioritizing content they want, and don’t know enough about the behind the scenes costs to properly communicate they’re being unrealistic with their complaints.

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If you need a completely new custom character model, that takes time from a character artist and a texture artist. If the character needs to animate differently than everyone else (i.e. If the cutscene needs new animations we need to bring on an animator to spend time building the new animations needed for the cutscene.

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What are your thoughts on reselling assets in games? Criticisms imply that, if you bought the assets in a previous game, any other game reusing them should be reused n the base game already or be brought in via free updates, so that nobody has to buy for the same thing again, otherwise it’s money predatory, greedy, and shady in every possible way. But how do you and other devs see this practice?

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A single purchasable asset is never atomic - the purchased item is comprised of many parts like the 3D model, the diffuse textures, normal map, occlusion map, any other materials, rigging, animations, shaders, and so on. The argument tends to break down if you poke at it.

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