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Discussion in 'Formats & External Tools' started by UnityLighting, Dec 2, 2016.

  1. UnityLighting

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    Hello everyone
    After 2 weeks research, Finally i found a simple,easy and cheap solution to make game models realistically like Start Wars battlefront and New Battlefield game. My goal is optimized models for low end mobile devices and especially for human modeling.
    Autodesk Remake - Free trial version - standard quality (Not Ultra) - mid-range mobile camera - Offline modeling (You can use Cload services)
    PC: Win 8.1 64 - 16GB Ram - Core I7 4790k

    How we used Photogrammetry to Capture Every Last Detail for Star Wars™ Battlefront™
     

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  2. DawidMoza

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    But, how would you create for example an interior of a spaceship? In that case using totally free Blender would be better. Sometime it's faster to make a model than taking a lot of pictures.
     
  3. UnityLighting

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    Another example that's created from unity editor:
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  4. UnityLighting

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    Another usages:
    - You can capture a mesh with Standard shader and use it with diffuse shader again with same quality for mobile devices
    - You can optimize mesh (Decimate) with best result in Remake with 3 of clicks (0 ms)
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  5. Magpul

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    Ok i can agree in some cases Photogrammetry is better choice, but not always it's the best solutions and i prefer Agisoft Photoscan ($) or open-source Visual-SFM or Insight 3d
     
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  6. FreeFly90

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    I really love Visual SFM, I usually use it in combination with MeshLab, it gives me TOTAL control over the mesh, the density, the structure and sometimes even the topology. I tried other things like 123D Catch, but I never felt like I had control over the process.
     
  7. UnityLighting

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    Autodesk Remake
    Based on these images: Link
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  8. UnityLighting

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    1024*577 + 3x Sharpen effect in photoshop
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  9. UnityLighting

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  11. UnityLighting

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    Yes, I saw some screenshot of game.
    I've tested Agisoft and find his texture quality a lot better than Remake. But Autodesk Remake is a lot better in hard edge models like environments and rocks.
     
  12. BrandyStarbrite

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    My goodness. Interesting software.:)
     
  13. Mikael-H

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    Does it work well with faces?
     
  14. UnityLighting

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    If you mean for human face,I couldn't get acceptable results. But it can!!!
     
  15. Mikael-H

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    That's exactly what I mean, sorry for being unclear :) If you ever get a system like this to work with faces, contact me immediately :D I can segment the results, determining what is the mouth, the eyes etc so it would be possible to automatically generate animated faces in that case...

    Still, impressive none the less!
     
  16. UnityLighting

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    I did not test human scan , but you can find a lot of solutions for this purpose:





    http://polycount.com/discussion/140949/photogrammetry-thread-best-practice
     
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  17. UnityLighting

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    Images from here:Link
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  18. Magpul

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    If you want to make static objects than ok you can make auto-retopology, but if you plan to make animated assets than you have to do retopology manually cause you will have a lot problems with rigging ;)
     
  19. UnityLighting

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    The Fastest phone to take images is iPhone. Its can take several images in 1 second without blury problem. I've tested 4s camera:
    Take more images, Result is better model:

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  20. UnityLighting

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  21. UnityLighting

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    Agisoft is a lot better than others. I have test few different softwares and find Agisoft best software for photogrammetry for games.
    - Better texture quality
    - Better UV Mapping
    - A lot faster
    - Easier than others
    - More options
    - One time paid price





     
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