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In a 2D game development- can the character asset can be made from Maya?
Hi there,
I am under development to create a very flat cartoony toon shader texture for a 3D indie game.
I am very curious if at all, if I was making a 2D game instead, can my characters asset can be created from Maya instead of Photoshop? I thought about the latest Aztez game, and though it is said to be a 2D game, the character rig, animation and visual looks like it was made in 3D space and imply in a 2D visual representation. I am having big cause with toon shading in Unity, and to me, it seem like you need a good knowledge of coding in order to imply a flat cartoony toon shader on a game object in 3D.
This would be very helpful indeed if anyone can answer this.
Many Thanks,
Daniel :)
You could also say all unity games are 3D. Unity runs everything in the same 3D environment, regardless of weather it is 3D or 2D
You can do pretty much anything. You'll just put your 3D model and have it work in X and Y. Just rotate the camera 90 degrees and have the projection as isometric instead of perspective.
Cool, I am still very new to this, but I wasn't sure if I set my unity to 2D ins$$anonymous$$d of 3D, and the projection in isometric, that it meant I could no longer used a maya character asset with Ik and F$$anonymous$$ rigs :)… But from these answer, I guess I can use a maya asset in this situation?
