A Bloody Canadian's 2D Stages

[ABloodyCanadian]

I know 2D Stages aren't really much appreciated nowadays, but I still make them for the reason that it's easy... But anyway, I thought I'd make a thread to show off my 2D Stages since I have quite a few now... Some may be better than others. I won't make them as often as my PSAs...

[ABloodyCanadian]

I just got an idea...

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To be honest, I think this stage would be better presented in 3D, but oh well, what can I do?

[SemiPsycho]

Is this like Captain Falcon's stages or Mushroomy Kingdom? Do you think you can create a little sketch of each station? Perhaps we can create custom textures for your stage idea!

[ABloodyCanadian]

It's a more friendly version of Big Blue I can say. I also remembered that the 1st 2 stations will be a Casino, followed by the Mall. 3rd one will be a Subway Station.

[SemiPsycho]

Are you saying you can't make the stage 3d? I'm actually learning how to create animations, camera settings, 3d modeling, and material editing and I'm 13. As a matter of fact, there is a class at my school that teaches students how to do all of this, but it uses Autodesk Inventor, not Autodesk 3ds Max. I think that we can create a 3d model of your idea, along with textures. Sometimes I like to combine textures from different games using Photoshop to make it look like one original texture! However, there will probably be too many vertices to import at once, so we would need to break up the model and import them separately into different Model Data.

[ABloodyCanadian]

If I get some people, we could probably make a 3D Version. I use Blender, so I'm pretty much next to useless in that regard...

Though I could make the models, and have somebody else rig them for me...

[SemiPsycho]

You need to rig stage imports?

[ABloodyCanadian]

Isn't rigging the part where you apply the bones to the model? I heard that rigging models in Blender don't work for Brawl Hacking.

[SemiPsycho]

Yes it is, but I thought you only had to do that with importing characters!

EDIT: Okay, nevermind. I was thinking of when we replace the bones of the character with our new one. I thought you meant we'd have to do that when importing the stage.

[ABloodyCanadian]

I'd be making the custom models myself. No bones added. So if I can find somebody that'd be interested in doing this with me, then I'll consider this stage as a 3D Project.

[SemiPsycho]

I may be able to create custom textures, and I might be able to add bones, but I don't think I'm good at that yet. Anyway, this sounds like a pretty cool project to be involved in, but I might not be able to find a lot of time for this.

EDIT: Wait when you mean create the custom model are you making the textures as well?

[ABloodyCanadian]

I'll create the textures because of UV Mapping. But they'll just be relatively simple. If anyone could improve the textures, that's a plus right there.

[SemiPsycho]

Okay, I'll try my best to improve those textures then. So you are going to edit the materials, too, right?

[ABloodyCanadian]

I haven't done too much with Blender other than editing  polygons. I never really went past Materials and UV Mapping, but it'll be worth a shot... right?

[SemiPsycho]

Yeah! Perhaps if you get stuck, you can also ask anybody else who may be interested if they can help.