mech

[QuickSilva]

Well I gave it a try and if you create the uv map first it gets really messy at a size of 64x64 as you can imagine so I`m guessing thats why Kenneth does it the other way around so that he can see what he`s doing without the pixelly uv lines blocking his view.

Jason.

[Rox]

Yeah. Normally, a pixel is pretty tiny in a texture, you don't need pixel perfection when just plain painting a texture, so it matters much less how the UV map itself looks... but if each polygon has so few pixels, then I imagine it'd be much better to place those pixels first, then fit the UV map until it looks good.

[ptoing]

Good point actually. I need to do some lowpoly stuff at some point.

[Lackey]

I also notice he's done stuff like fitting the texture from the hands to the ends of the axel for his hips.  Did you plan for this Kenneth, or just choose a detail to put there when you were making the UV?

[huZba]

i'm really liking these. Very effective in all it's simplicity.

How about dropping them in macromedia director so we can play around with those? Should take just a few minutes to make a rotation/zooming feature.
Or maybe even make some walking controls to walk around on a flat plane... OR even add that havok physics feature that's built in director.

I think 3dsmax might even have a feature to directly export as a shockwave file.