Create sprites from 3D models for isometric strategy games and RPGs with this animation and modeling tool on PC. Import models to render animations from eight sides, complete with bump maps and customizable shaders. Build convex hulls as core elements for architecture in FPS level editors like those in Quake, Doom, Counter-Strike, Half-Life, and Call of Duty.
Tweak rendering settings such as angles for various axonometric projections, pixel-based game tile widths, and light positions. Save scenes for later edits, adjust side counts, enable six degrees of freedom, add terrain inclines, or export depth maps. Game developers familiar with MilkShape 3D or seeking affordable alternatives to complex modelers will find it ideal for sprite and brush creation.
Want to make art for isometric strategy games or RPGs? Good at MilkShape 3D or not able afford a modelling tool like 3D Studio Max or unable to master it?
This is the solution! Just import your 3D models and this tool will export all animations to sprites from all 8 sides.
In addition, this tool is a complete convex hull modelling program. What exactly are convex hulls? They are the basic building blocks for architecture (buildings and scenery) in first person shooter level editors. Some games that use convex hulls (also called "brushes") include:
- Quake
- Doom
- Counter-Strike
- Half-Life
- Call of Duty
In addition, everything uses bump maps in this tool. You can even customize the shader program that renders the 3D models and convex hulls.
You can save your scenes for editing later. You can customize the rendering parameters, like angle (allowing you to achieve any axonometric projection besides isometric), game tile width in pixels, and light position.
Adjust number of sides, whether you want 6 DOF, whether you want terrain inclines, and whether you want depth maps exported.
