and here's what the texture looks like currently.
December 6, 2025 at 9:53 PM
and here's what the texture looks like currently.
and lastly here's a screenshot of the texture itself. the details will change but what's most important now is that i don't overshoot how much space i'm using in my 128x128 file.
palette is lospec.com/palette-list... by @skeddles.com
palette is lospec.com/palette-list... by @skeddles.com
December 4, 2025 at 8:03 PM
and lastly here's a screenshot of the texture itself. the details will change but what's most important now is that i don't overshoot how much space i'm using in my 128x128 file.
palette is lospec.com/palette-list... by @skeddles.com
palette is lospec.com/palette-list... by @skeddles.com
this step is mostly Aseprite + picoCAD, w/ some double-checking done in the webviewer (i try to keep that to a minimum because i realize this workflow is already a bit ludicrous).
here's how the same texture file looks in the webviewer:
here's how the same texture file looks in the webviewer:
December 4, 2025 at 8:03 PM
this step is mostly Aseprite + picoCAD, w/ some double-checking done in the webviewer (i try to keep that to a minimum because i realize this workflow is already a bit ludicrous).
here's how the same texture file looks in the webviewer:
here's how the same texture file looks in the webviewer:
so the process up until this point has been:
picoCAD to model > picoCAD Toolkit to combine models > picoCAD webviewer to view combined models
DISCLAIMER: picoCAD is a lot of fun to work in "vanilla", none of what i'm doing outside the original software is necessary.
picoCAD to model > picoCAD Toolkit to combine models > picoCAD webviewer to view combined models
DISCLAIMER: picoCAD is a lot of fun to work in "vanilla", none of what i'm doing outside the original software is necessary.
December 3, 2025 at 6:06 PM
so the process up until this point has been:
picoCAD to model > picoCAD Toolkit to combine models > picoCAD webviewer to view combined models
DISCLAIMER: picoCAD is a lot of fun to work in "vanilla", none of what i'm doing outside the original software is necessary.
picoCAD to model > picoCAD Toolkit to combine models > picoCAD webviewer to view combined models
DISCLAIMER: picoCAD is a lot of fun to work in "vanilla", none of what i'm doing outside the original software is necessary.
however, the picoCAD webviewer still allows me to view the combined models.
from this point forward i'll use the webviewer to double-check changes to the individual parts that might impact the final version.
lucatronica.github.io/picocad-web-...
#3dmodeling #picocad #lowpoly #wip
from this point forward i'll use the webviewer to double-check changes to the individual parts that might impact the final version.
lucatronica.github.io/picocad-web-...
#3dmodeling #picocad #lowpoly #wip
December 3, 2025 at 6:06 PM
however, the picoCAD webviewer still allows me to view the combined models.
from this point forward i'll use the webviewer to double-check changes to the individual parts that might impact the final version.
lucatronica.github.io/picocad-web-...
#3dmodeling #picocad #lowpoly #wip
from this point forward i'll use the webviewer to double-check changes to the individual parts that might impact the final version.
lucatronica.github.io/picocad-web-...
#3dmodeling #picocad #lowpoly #wip
the picoCAD toolkit is a super useful tool, and allows me to skirt some of the restraints inherent to picoCAD.
github.com/jordanfb/Pic...
here's the "subject" of the scene, a downed mech that will be slumped over into a building/whatever environment i decide on.
#picocad #lowpoly #3dmodeling
github.com/jordanfb/Pic...
here's the "subject" of the scene, a downed mech that will be slumped over into a building/whatever environment i decide on.
#picocad #lowpoly #3dmodeling
December 2, 2025 at 10:27 PM
the picoCAD toolkit is a super useful tool, and allows me to skirt some of the restraints inherent to picoCAD.
github.com/jordanfb/Pic...
here's the "subject" of the scene, a downed mech that will be slumped over into a building/whatever environment i decide on.
#picocad #lowpoly #3dmodeling
github.com/jordanfb/Pic...
here's the "subject" of the scene, a downed mech that will be slumped over into a building/whatever environment i decide on.
#picocad #lowpoly #3dmodeling
i'll use a cube to outline where the model is, duplicate the file, and then delete the model (saving the cube/outline). this way i can line up disparate files without keeping unnecessary detail.
December 2, 2025 at 10:22 PM
i'll use a cube to outline where the model is, duplicate the file, and then delete the model (saving the cube/outline). this way i can line up disparate files without keeping unnecessary detail.
real-time updates as i get to each major step, and i'm going to collate this into one thread after a "final" model is done.
November 30, 2025 at 4:00 PM
real-time updates as i get to each major step, and i'm going to collate this into one thread after a "final" model is done.
this looks so sick, the palette so far is perfect "late 90s/early 00s cold industrial"
November 18, 2025 at 12:39 PM
this looks so sick, the palette so far is perfect "late 90s/early 00s cold industrial"
immaculate vibes, love it
November 18, 2025 at 12:23 PM
immaculate vibes, love it
thank you!! the palette is so GOOD
November 14, 2025 at 11:31 PM
thank you!! the palette is so GOOD
really love the dithering on the windshield
November 9, 2025 at 4:15 PM
really love the dithering on the windshield
music + export:
the last step (although often the first, i'll start with a tune and model afterwards) is to pair the model w/ music. i add a bit of distortion (bulge, glow, vignette, etc) for fun.
\\ YAPPING: COMPLETE \\
the last step (although often the first, i'll start with a tune and model afterwards) is to pair the model w/ music. i add a bit of distortion (bulge, glow, vignette, etc) for fun.
\\ YAPPING: COMPLETE \\
November 6, 2025 at 3:49 PM
music + export:
the last step (although often the first, i'll start with a tune and model afterwards) is to pair the model w/ music. i add a bit of distortion (bulge, glow, vignette, etc) for fun.
\\ YAPPING: COMPLETE \\
the last step (although often the first, i'll start with a tune and model afterwards) is to pair the model w/ music. i add a bit of distortion (bulge, glow, vignette, etc) for fun.
\\ YAPPING: COMPLETE \\