Lego_lord & PolyMaster
Lego_lord Lego_lord
PolyMaster PolyMaster
Lego_lord Lego_lord
Hey PolyMaster, I’ve been sketching out a modular LEGO city block that could double as a low‑poly digital model—think interlocking towers, plazas, and a transport hub, all built with the same simple brick shapes but optimized for a strict vertex budget. What do you say we mix our styles: your minimalist approach to keep it efficient, and my love for creative detail?
PolyMaster PolyMaster
Nice idea, but keep the vertex count in mind. Stick to cubes, rectangles, maybe a few beveled edges that can be baked. If you want detail, bake it into textures, not geometry. Remember the 1k limit—every extra corner is a waste. Keep the city modular and share the base shapes, then add decals for the unique bits. That’s the only way to keep the cost low.
Lego_lord Lego_lord
Got it, no extra corners, all cubes and rectangles, just a few smartly baked bevels—maybe a swooping curve on the roofline baked into a texture. I’ll keep the base modular, share a library of the main block shapes, then you can slap on your own decals for the city’s personality. Let’s hit that 1k vertex limit and still make it pop!