Which looks better?

(A) has defined black lines on every edge, while (B) does not. I'm going for a low poly look, but trying to nail down the art style before I make more textures.

Any feedback is appreciated!

I started doing a some code refactoring and so far I have mostly broken things, so I have nothing new to show. Here is a random old screenshot instead.

Commando on the Attack! - Risk of Rain 2

City Character Pack A fully rigged character pack (308 models) with animations, perfect for your city scenes, games. All characters share the same skeleton and animation set.

You can download them here:
rg-poly.itch.io
patreon.com/RGPoly

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OQ6UDGOcpTw

City Character Pack A fully rigged character pack (308 models) with animations. All characters share the same skeleton and animation set.

You can download them here:
rg-poly.itch.io
patreon.com/RGPoly

Made the enemies a bit bigger + tweaked their collision. Feels much better overall

it's him

heavy tf2

It's Wednesday and I bring a lowpoly wireframe of the little fanart I made of GauntletQueen's Queen the Fennec in Sonic R style
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Title Screen for Project Timbre—equipped with the ability to toggle between the menu and moving around in a little play area.

https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/architectural/architectural-street/traffic-cone-aca10bb3-f481-4f3b-8dbe-1fbdf3340cb3

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got basic physics and collisions going in my ultima-like project :D

Still needs the UI, but hooked up the camera logic to transition from the start menu / little safe play area to the level itself.

Here's a more complete look at the animations I've been working on, for my fishing game!