I'm aware this is an older asset, but there appears to be an issue with the road nodes going down Julie Smithson Avenue. The traffic keeps stopping at the junction for Jackson Avenue. I usually get this when i have two nodes too close together and that's what I think is happening here.

It's in the guiness book of world records for the largest department store I think.

근로자가 64명밖에 없어서 리코로 근로자 수정하려고했는데 64로 고정된채로 변할생각을 안하네요 ㅠㅠ

용량이 좀 커서 고민되긴 한데 에셋이 너무 예뻐서 구독누릅니다

마! 니 센틈시티에서 든킨도나쓰 무봤나?

정말 좋아요!

The other advantage of normal mapping is that it's more flexible for peoples who have less powerful computers and video cards. A videocard can lower the amount of processing it's doing in regards to normal map and other effects, but it has to process the polygons which are on screen.

I haven't loaded the model in game, so I don't know if there are any weird shadows. What I was saying is that optimising software has a bad tendency to create those.

Anyhow, there isn't a single recipe to optimise a model. Optimisation usually start even as you are creating the model. The vast majority of games cheat quite a bit. Polygons going through each other is something that you will see often and can drastically cut the amount of polygons you need to create a certain effect. You should also remove any polygons which cannot be seen from any angle.

The other big tip that I can give you is to learn about normal maps. Most ledges, rounded surfaces and the likes that you see in popular games are actually rather flat. Normal map will take that square surface and add depth to it during rendering. Some modders will create 2 version of their model and use a detailed version to create a normal map which will be baked onto a less detailed version.

Let me know where is the problem. I can't check all part about werid shadow.
Also, I'm sorry I'm not good at optimisation.. it was my best. later, If i can, I will do more optimisation about this model. thanks for your feed back.

Otherwise, theses look rather good.

Just a comment like that... No matter which program you use to design a building, optimisation is something that you, are responsible for as a creator. There are some program which provide optimisation tools, but for the most part, optimisation is best done manually. Tools which do this often do a poor job of it and stretch polygons in ways that create weird shadows and lighting situations.

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