Am I Modelling and Texturing correctly for Games?

[jack-lemmon]

Looking for some feedback on a recent scene I have created, was hoping for feedback on topology, uvs and textures and whether they are at a professional standard. Any advice or comments would be great

Thanks 

[calle-bostrom]

Your picture is kind of small, so it's hard to give specific feedback regarding topology and even texture quality. What's your workflow when creating textures?
For UVs, try to maxmize space so you're really using as much of your texture as possible. If there are identical parts of the mesh (something like arms and legs for example), overlap the UVs so you get more space to use.
I would recommend looking through some tutorials on youtube or just google around as you are still on a pretty basic level. There is much to learn! 

[jack-lemmon]

Thanks for taking the time to reply Calle, I will attach a different screenshot below for topology, the post only lets me attach one.  So far I have just been painting them in photoshop and applying them to the model with the exception of the floor texture which was an edited free texture, I havent had the chance to look more into texture maps etc.  
Thanks for the advice, for future attempts I will definitely make the most of the UV space, and consider overlapping.  I understand, I have only just begun learning 3D so will look into more tutorials to help with the learning process.  

[calle-bostrom]

I think you're off to a good start. Just keep practicing and experimenting, it's a great way to get to know the software. 
If you want to check out some tutorials, go to
http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Tutorials 
There you can find tutorials on both texturing and topology which I recommend. There's also a list of (paid or free) tutorial websites. 

[jack-lemmon]

Thanks a lot for taking the time Calle.  I appreciate it, and will do, have just created an account on Polycount.