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AI Assisted Gamedev: Adding reflections
With the pipeline I currently had set up, it is easy to add 3D characters on top of 2D images with shadows and interactive lighting. But what about reflective surfaces? Let’s go!
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Adding life to a simple 2D scene
The 2D locations can feel pretty static. Especially when there are no other characters around. But I want these scenes to be full of movement and life. Luckily the cyberpunk setting allows me to add all sorts of secondary movement into the frame!
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AI assisted graphics: blending 3D characters on top of 2D backgrounds
As the game will be 2.5D, it is very important to make the 3D characters blend “seamlessly” with the 2D background. Here is how I did it.
