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Travis Williams interview - Prelude to Darkness

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Travis Williams interview - Prelude to Darkness

None - posted by Saint_Proverbius on Fri 29 November 2002, 20:36:31

Tags: Prelude to Darkness

We've just posted an interview with Travis Williams, the artist on Prelude to Darkness. Here's the pink spoon:


6. What is the most complex model/texture/mesh you worked on for Prelude to Darkness?

Travis Williams: We were always more interested in diversity than complexity. We knew that we weren't going to be able to make the most graphically sophisticated game the world had ever seen, so we wanted to focus instead on providing a lot of graphical variation - things like making different areas of the game world look very different from one another, or providing a lot of visual variation in NPCs (hence the system of clothing that can create hundreds of unique characters). I think this paid off: different towns and regions have very different aesthetic atmospheres. So I focused on producing more textures, and different varieties of textures, than extremely complicated ones. Same with models: none of the models are more than a couple hundred polys, so there's not a terrific amount of complexity.​

Thanks, Travis!

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