I've unwrapped the model without applied mirror modifier, so now we will have to texture just one half of the car. There is nothing special in UV unwrapping process, just remember to place the least amount of seams possible and keep island aligned. This is what I consider a well done model Or import mine, that is available in the end of topic. You can do it in UVs if there will be a point for that.Ĥ) Place spindiel imitations in wheel wells to hide rear part of wheel modelsĥ) In the UVs parts of body have to be straight-oriented without any non-90 degrees rotation, so pixels in texture will lay parallel with polygon flow.Ħ) To avoid physics artifacts in game import model of one of vanilla game cars models to your scene and model in consistent scale. All dividing of parts will be done with texture mask. There is no actual shading in game, only windows have reflections.Ģ) Avoid n-gons or triangulate them before exportģ) DO NOT make edges to outline body panels/parts. Now, find references for your vehicle and ideally it will be a blueprint/outline scheme, like this one:ġ) Do not care too much about topology and good shading. I prefer using blender as it is my everyday 3d modelling software. I divide vehicle creation in these stages:

If you are a complete beginner in 3D modelling, you'll have to watch/read additional tutorials, I won't cover every aspect of model creation and 'where this button is located'. It covers full workflow of vehicle creation for PZ.

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