I am very courious how the project will look like in the end. So far it’s amazing!
You two seem to work so fast end efficient!
Cheers and keep up the great work.
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Hello guys!
Today I finished painting the musician’s clothes.
I started detailing the fur, which is not yet finished, and just finished painting the eyes.
Finally, I will detail the diatonic accordion.
I hope it will be finished this week.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Hello @hum-bee!
Thank you very much for your comment!
We are very happy you’re enjoying the Quest! 
Hehe 90% of the recent work is only from @Rute_Perdiz …if we worked the two full time, this would be 
well… much faster 
Thanks for being a Pal!
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Hello guys!
Today I finished the complete painting of the character.
I finished the boots and fur and hope to finish the diatonic accordion tomorrow, then start something new.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Worth it 
Long live to the project !
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Hello friends!
Hope you guys had a great week!
A few updates:
- For all the youngsters out there we now have a Discord server too
You’re very welcome there and we even have “Anti” warning you when we post here a brand new comment for you to check out! 
- Next week @Rute_Perdiz will continue the painting of the musician and after that, we’ll have a little surprise for you!
- I’ll keep searching for my arch-enemy, the evil lord of Earth… yeah that one that rules us all… and no, it’s not Sauron ring!
Or is it!?
Have a great weekend! 
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Hey guys!
I hope you had a good weekend!
Today I started to paint the textures for the diatonic accordion.
As I was not sure how to make a pattern, it took me a long time to find a way that would work.
Tomorrow I will try to finish the painting completely.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Production Hat ON!
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Hello Friends!
After a lot of trials and considerations, I’ve decided that the game engine that we’ll use for Resilience Satelle r.i.c.e. will be Unigine:
Which was the very first engine I had in mind since 2009/2010.
Due to being a very restricted game engine, at the time, I’ve walked towards Unreal (the first one to have Linux support while being made public for a low fee (30 Euros by month, at the time) and Unity (this one because most of my clients use it, but the Linux version came very late).
Now Unigine has a “Community SDK” released by the “do it for free, pay when you succeed” philosophy.
I’ve tried it for many months and now I’m 100% sure that is a perfect fit for Resilience Satelle r.i.c.e.!
After Blender, this is the most solid, well thought and robust piece of software I ever tried!
Until next time!
Best regards
Rogério
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Oh interesting! last time I checked UNIGINE was quite costly. But that was a while back.
Is it easy to export the final project from UNIGINE to Linux, Windows and Mac? Or do you need to do a lot of tweeking for every single operating system?
Cheers,
hum-bee
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Hey @hum-bee,
For now, exports to Linux and Windows. The one made for Linux will work on Windows, but they plan to export to consoles too in future versions.
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Hey guys!
Today I continued to paint the textures of the diatonic accordion.
I looked for reference patterns to ornament and, next time I will try to finish.
Tomorrow I will be absent, because I will have a job to do. As soon as I finish I will be back.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
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Hey guys!
First of all, I want to ask for forgiveness for my absence because I was busy on a job that appeared to finish.
Today I finished painting the village musician.
I finished the diatonic accordion, giving it some adornments to make it more appealing.
Tomorrow I will test a new thing in the character, which I will later reveal.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Hello friends!
@Rute_Perdiz has been adding “real” fur to the musician. We needed to determine if this would be a good approach for the FMV.
The conclusion is that probably it’s way too much trouble for the added quality
…We’re going to try an alternative method to add the fur appearance. It has worked before, on a client project I’ve worked on recently, and it’s so lightweight that we can even use it even in-game.
Also it’s mostly undistinguishable of particle fur from 1 meter away from the character.
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Hey guys!
I apologize for the absence, I had some work on hand.
Today I started a new character for the village. She will be the farmer.
I drew up a simple sketch to be able to have a reference and I have already modeled the sweater and the vest.
Tomorrow I hope to model the skirt and scarf.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Hey guys!
Today I continued to model the clothes of the village farmer.
I managed to finish the scarf, the apron and the skirt.
Tomorrow I will start with the shoes and finally the fur.
I hope tomorrow to be able to model everything and then start simplifying geometry.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Hey guys!
Today I was able to finish the shoes for the village farmer.
I started, too, to simplify the geometry to later be more practical of painting the textures.
Monday, I will detail the fur and so I will start painting the textures.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
Hello friends!
Due to her 3 consecutive posts limit, I’m updating in the name of @Rute_Perdiz:
Hey guys!
I hope you had a good weekend !!
Today I finished simplifying the geometry in the character.
I also started detailing the fur and I hope to start painting the textures tomorrow.
This week will be finished and I will start a new character.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
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Hey guys!
Today I started to paint the textures of our village farmer.
I managed to finish the details on the scarf, sweater, vest and started the belt, which I haven’t finished yet.
Tomorrow I will go to the skirt and apron.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute perdiz
Hey guys!
Today I finished painting the clothes of the village farmer.
I managed to finish the shoes and the remaining elements that were missing.
Tomorrow I will start the hair and eyes, to complete the painting.
Hope you like it!
Best regards,
Rute Perdiz
