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here is it is! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XDdlfOco_rEYVO5k2Oa27m79NcNjIQYc/view?usp=share_link i hope you all LIke it 
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i really think you guys will like it |
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Ok never mined -.- |
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screenshot of the model would be nice ... just saying |
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Okay!!! |
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1rFhbkhGO9Rq0W8A_tCoM8ULFzgGlXdlM/view?usp=share_link |
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/1HaipLXwgEdKsCIATWBKzXMIXyhGxYdj8/view?usp=share_link |
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updated it |
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nice model edwin123! |
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Thank you @Coa
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If you optimize your model it would be better. Right now if i want to make long corridor it makes it very heavy.. You have cylinder objects used as stripes that is put halfway inside the wall[you dont need that part to be there at all].. [if you split cylinder half for example you can use one cylinder and have 2 stripes] [also your cylinder have many segments that makes it heavyer] In short: The less triangles in 3d model the better it is. You can check it in coppercube scene metrics also: For example i have 2 floor building with many rooms and my game have 15230 polygons. If i add one segment of your corridor model then my scene have 29774 polygons- that means one segment of your corridor is almost same heavy as my full scene. Anyways its a good model and the more free models we have the better it is. |
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thank you |
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