[WIP] Wolfenstein 3D HQ Sprites

[Velaron]

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Guard Done
Dog Done
SS Done
Officer Done
Mutant Done
Hans Done
Shabbs Done
Fake Hitler Done
Mecha Hitler Done
Hitler Done
Gift Done
Gretel Done
Fatface Done

Spear of Destiny
Trans Done
Wilhelm Done
Uber Done
Deathknight Done
Angel of Death Done

Mission Pack
Dog
Guard Done
SS Done
Officer
Bat
Willy
Quarkblits
Major Hans
Robot
Devil

Contributors:
Ringman
Pallin
Doomjedi
Cjay
CaptainJ
LkMax
Dunya
DenisBelmondo

Bitbucket Repository - for pics

[Dr_Cosmobyte]

Jesus zombie christ, that's beautiful! Excellent work!

[Dunya]

nice work

[Velaron]

Jesus zombie christ, that's beautiful! Excellent work!

Thanks. Gonna make some more later.

[ZioMcCall]

We always need good spriters.

[Velaron]

If you wan't to help, I will accept it. That's going to take a while for me alone.

[Dunya]

If you wan't to help, I will accept it. That's going to take a while for me alone.

how can i help you?

[DartPower]

Oh, this really good

[Velaron]

how can i help you?

You could try drawing some sprites or adding extra details.

[ElMapache96]

Will the sprites be like those the version for Mac?

[Nevander]

I'd prefer that they stay like PC Wolfenstein, except larger and better detail.

[Tormentor667]

Why?!

Okay, honestly. Why do people still start with projects like that? It's not that there is one single case something like a 2x sprites project has ever been finished...

Scaled the image down. -Mod

[RaveYard]

Why?!
Okay, honestly. Why do people still start with projects like that? It's not that there is one single case something like a 2x sprites project has ever been finished...

True, but perhaps one day...

Here's an idea I have been thinking about:
Instead of painfully redrawing said sprites, it would be smarter to do 3D models with bone rigs, renderer with fancy shaders that would make them look like sprites. You could easily do 16 rotations with smooth animation and even make the sprites many times larger. Not to mention, you could "easily" do new animations and modify the models to create new variants of monsters.
But that's not an easy task. If not done extremely well, the result may be worse than the awkward 3D model mods for default monsters and weapons.

[koopanique]

Why?!
Here's an idea I have been thinking about:
Instead of painfully redrawing said sprites, it would be smarter to do 3D models with bone rigs, renderer with fancy shaders that would make them look like sprites. You could easily do 16 rotations with smooth animation and even make the sprites many times larger. Not to mention, you could "easily" do new animations and modify the models to create new variants of monsters.

That's something I love doing, and I use for one of my current projects:



Etc....

[Rachael]

True, but perhaps one day...

Here's an idea I have been thinking about:
Instead of painfully redrawing said sprites, it would be smarter to do 3D models with bone rigs, renderer with fancy shaders that would make them look like sprites. You could easily do 16 rotations with smooth animation and even make the sprites many times larger. Not to mention, you could "easily" do new animations and modify the models to create new variants of monsters.
But that's not an easy task. If not done extremely well, the result may be worse than the awkward 3D model mods for default monsters and weapons.

Why would you even care how it is done? Maybe someone wants to do it the "old" way. Let them.

Also, not everyone is proficient in 3D modeling. The average person who opens Blender is going to close it right away and uninstall and never look at it again. There's way too many buttons and gizmos and way too many keyboard shortcuts you have to memorize. Even *I* am not proficient with Blender, yet, and I know enough about 3D modelling that I could do it, myself. But I have never grown comfortable with Blender - I have always used things like OpenSIM and Cinema 4D.

Sure - you could use one of the many alternatives available but most of them require money and not everyone is ready to drop a grand just for Doom modeling.

In the end, art isn't what tools you use or how many shortcuts you take. It's nothing more than doing something you enjoy the way you want to do it.