The tennis court

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The tennis court

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Greetings!

Probably a little unorthodox use of Sweet Home 3D. I'm studying game development and I assume this program could be used for that.

As a learning curve I made a tennis court and decided to post it, maybe someone will find it useful.

- The tennis court are made in Sweet Home 3D.
- The characters in MakeHuman.
- The render is Blender.

Assets: poses and clothes - By punkduck (MH team).

Couldn't find a free, normal tennis grid — everywhere offers to register to download. Had to do it myself. Spent more time looking for a free model than it took to make one.

The textures for the net are from Sweet Home 3D

Markings on the court, unlike most similar models, are not made by protrusions (like small walls), but indentation (like grooves).

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Net_tennis.zip (.dae, gltf)

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Re: The tennis court

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Very nice! Thanks for sharing [:)]
Emmanuel Puybaret, Sweet Home 3D creator
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Re: The tennis court

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Trying to make a hockey court. The model is finalized in Blender. The texture of the playground is from the wiki. The dimensions are the minimum required - 40 x 20 m.

- The hockey court are made in Sweet Home 3D.
- The character in MakeHuman.
- Finalization and rendering - Blender.

Assets: poses and clothes - By punkduck (MH team).


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I don't see any way to edit the first post. [:(] I tried to keep the dimensions of the tennis court realistic. There may be a deviation of half an inch (1-2 cm).
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