Riddick & UVFairy
Riddick
I’ve been mapping out a route for the next few days, just keeping everything tight and balanced. You always nail the symmetry on every unwrap, so if you could lay out the gear like a low‑poly apple, I’d be set. What do you think?
UVFairy
Sounds like a good plan, but remember: if you want that gear to stay balanced, you’ll need a proper unwrap, not just a quick “map” on the fly. I’ll lay out the low‑poly apple style for you, but you better keep the seams straight and the texel density even—no shortcuts, no improvisations. Let's get those angles measured and the symmetry perfect.
Riddick
Got it. Keep the seams straight, the texel density uniform, and no shortcuts. I’ll watch the angles and make sure the symmetry holds. Ready when you are.
UVFairy
Great, I’ll pull the template for the low‑poly apple unwrap and lay it out so every seam line is straight, every texel area matches, and the symmetry is spot on. Once you’ve checked the angles, we’ll be ready to go. No shortcuts, no exceptions. Let's do it.
Riddick
Alright, keep it tight. I’ll check the angles once you’ve laid it out. No cutting corners. Let's move.
UVFairy
Got it, I’ll lay the unwrap and keep every seam on line. Once you’re happy with the angles, we’re all set—no cutting corners. Let's keep it tight.