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Porsche 944
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Porsche 944

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K5MACK's Porsche Collection
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Descripción
*updated*
-New LOD model
-Fixed inverted normals in mirrors

The Porsche 944 was a light-weight sports car produced from 1982 to 1991. The car featured many different body styles and engine options ranging from the standard 944 with a 2.5L 147HP engine to the 944 Turbo S with a 2.5L 247HP engine. It was renowned for its light weight and 50-50 weight distribution.

Model Specs
Model and textures were made from scratch using Blender and Gimp. It features illumination, color, and specular masks as well as custom LOD and LOD masks.

Tris: 1508, texture 1024x1024
LOD: 88, texture 64x64

Questions? Comments? Concerns? Let me know in the comments! And feel free to rate, favorite, or share :)
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MarciMarc 8 MAY 2016 a las 1:25 
very nice,i took you to my favs. i wish you good luck with the porsche models. i´m waiting for it! ;-)
K5MACK  [autor] 7 MAY 2016 a las 8:59 
The Cayman and classic RS models are high on my priority list! Keep in mind it may take a while for me to get to all of these cars since I'm only one person and unfortunately really busy but I should have enough time during the summer to push a new car out every week to two weeks.
K5MACK  [autor] 7 MAY 2016 a las 8:54 
My goal for this Porsche collection is to get in as many different models in as I can that are distinguishable from one another, so yes I can make a stock version as well. For now I'm wanting to focus on street legal cars until I get enough models in to make the collection then I'll try to do some race cars for you. I think it's cool you're trying to do some racetracks haha I would really love to do that in my games as well and I'm currently working on a second project sort of within that genre that I'm super excited about so stay tuned for that as well :D it'll be out same time as the 930 turbo.
MarciMarc 7 MAY 2016 a las 0:39 
some suggestion for other porsches,no problem:

GT2
GT3
918 Spyder
917 Racecar
Cayman
959
962 Racecar
911 2.7 RS

i hope some of them find the way to the game ;-)
MarciMarc 6 MAY 2016 a las 23:47 
@k5mack

very nice,i´m waiting for it ;-)
so many ferrari´s and lambo´s at this game,we need porsche´s!

one question,is it a problem for you,to make a stock version of the 930 too?
i need sportscars and racing cars for my new project,a racetrack with dragstrip!
K5MACK  [autor] 6 MAY 2016 a las 18:27 
@Blackmamba38,
I'm currently working on a 1977 911 turbo (the 930). I'll hopefully have it done by the end of next week! I'll take suggestions for any other Porsches as well.
MarciMarc 6 MAY 2016 a las 7:27 
@k5mack

nice work,whats your next model? a "porsche 911" was one of the cars i am missing at this game.
K5MACK  [autor] 3 MAY 2016 a las 8:42 
@Archie Cuntingham thank you for the feedback! I am aware the lod is still a bit large, this is my second model I've made and I'm still learning and I'm definitely improving (still cut down the poly count by half from my first model). My next cars in the future should be at more appropriate lod poly counts. Thanks again, I appreciate it :)
Archie Cuntingham 3 MAY 2016 a las 2:43 
Looks nice!
But I think you should reduce the LOD polycount and texture sizes, usually they are about 20-40 tris and 64x64 textures.
They have bigger impact on game perfomance than the main model :l
SL33PW4LK 1 MAY 2016 a las 18:23 
Thank you @K5MACK.