In todays devlog i will show you how we made a character. It's not just any character - you play as this on!!!! Or your friends. So you will be seeing those LAW ENFORCERS a lot.


We're diving into the nitty-gritty of character creation by starting with something that's often overlooked – the eyeball! Let's see how we're taking this ocular adventure to the next level :D
Also yes, you can create one eyeball and use it in two places in one character.


Let's see some of the enforcer's gear - the tactical vest. This piece is the embodiment of readiness and protection!! (but still you have only 100 HP)


The Helmet - Safeguarding our enforcer from harm!!
Form meets dunction: Our helmet design is a blend of sleek aesthetics and practicality.

But wait a minute, why is he sooooo ugly :D Maybe he forgetted to shave before work :D

ANIMATIONS

Our enforcer can seamlessly transition from standing to crouching, thanks to dynamic animations.
This not only adds to the realism but also enhances gameplay by allowing players to take cover or stealthily navigate tight spaces.


When our SWAT enforcer wields a weapon, you can see the mastery in every movement.
Our animations focus on the dexterity and finesse needed to manipulate firearms and gadgets (like handcuffs)

Scrupulous sculpting and texturing have given our character depth and authenticity.
Whether it's the intricacies of the eyeballs or the reflective tactical vest - each detail is carefully crafted! So you can play a more immersive game!


Throughout the development process, we've strived to balance the serious demands of a enforcer's role with the unique quirks and even some humor that make our character memorable.
Stay tuned for more updates as we continue to bring our characters to life in Ready for Riot!

So, are you ready? Ready for Riot!

Best regards,
Baked Games Team


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Today, we're spicing things up with a generous helping of humor as we venture into the world of 3D modeling for "Ready for Riot!"
In this delightfully goofy Devlog, we'll explore the, let's say, unconventional methods behind crafting firearms (all digital ofc) and the aftermath of police cars gone bonkers.


Our weapons in "Ready for Riot" may be mean, but the modeling process is anything but serious. Let's take a peek at the shenanigans behind our MP4 creation.

First we need to find a good 2D reference. Then import it in the 3D software manipulation program (Blender here)

Then we need to "outline" this, just look at the GIF , you will understand immediately :D

But details must be done separately. Not everything is that easy! :D Different weapons need different tactics to overcome obstacles in 3D modeling :D

My fav GIF - assembling! Later we need to cut the rifle into little pieces , its usefull in animations and sometimes you can even use a part of one gun in another !!! (but pls don't tell anyone)

Our 3D artists need to add intricate details such as screws, bolts, and engravings. This level of detail is crucial to make the weapon appear battle-worn and authentic. Guess why? Because weapon in 1st person perspective game is crucial! Because the player will look at it very often and from the very close ;)

Gun ready! Ready for riot ;) Oh, and it have the added supressor, but those kind of things will be added later, just remember that you can customize your rifle in Ready for Riot to match a lot of different situations and to match your style in game ;)



In Ready for Riot, we're not afraid to take law enforcement vehicles for a wild ride…
There is a important situation:
You already kind of "saw" this police car! It can be seen for a "briefly" moment in our Ready for Riot trailer! Really briefly! You must trust me, there is this destroyed police car on the scene in game!!!

So you came back as a reinforcements but a police was first already, a clueless policeman parked his car near a prison facility and then BOOOOM!
Who can quested that???!


A prisoner's rebellion spawned and big explosion and it damaged a police car ;/
This car is for enviroment only purposes, you cant use it :D But we must show you some sculpting process netherless :D

Our modelers meticulously crafted the damage, breaking windows, adding dents, and even puncturing tires. The car was gradually transformed into a wrecked state (don't do it at home kids)

Car ready! Its funny that first you must made a car in good condition and then gradually wreck it xd
Car's paint job - what color are police cars in your country??? Here where i live they are silver and blue Tell us yours in comments :D

Once completed, the destroyed police car was placed strategically within the game world to evoke a sense of chaos and conflict.
Don't go near it or it will explode again ;)


You will meet this guy in next devlog, so be prepared!


The attention to detail we invest in 3D modeling for Ready for Riot is central to our commitment to deliver an immersive and authentic gaming experience!!
Stay tuned for more exciting updates as we continue to refine and expand our vision for this high-intensity riot simulator.

So, are you ready? Ready for Riot!

Best regards,
Baked Games Team


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