Shenmue Dojo

Hi Shenmue Dojo community,

I work in a fan remake of Ryo's Room in Source Engine and want to share you what i already made, maybe I will make later the Hazuki's House entirely.

Looking great!

Don't forget the alarm clock ;)

great work rafik, did you use original textures from the game?

brad86 wrote: Looking great!

Don't forget the alarm clock ;)

Thanks,
yes, I will not forget.

wude wrote: great work rafik, did you use original textures from the game?

Thanks,
only for the floor and carpet (remastered with other carpet texture).

Now that rumor of Ryo having a gun can finally come true.

Seriously, good work.

I lost count of how many projects of the kind have been started in the past few years.
But this is looking really good. The textures really look like they're straight out of the game. Great effort!

Thank you all for your messages, I try to do my best to have close render than in game, for proportion, modeling and texture, I don't want use texture from the game, i try to take free texture in internet and modify this to be close than ingame texture.

PS: If someone have Shenmue models ripped from Hazuki's House and Ryo's Room, it will help me a lot to use this like blueprint and for time to do this map.

Calshot wrote: Now that rumor of Ryo having a gun can finally come true.

Seriously, good work.

I use CounterStrike : Global Offensive SDK to do this render, it's why you see a gun, i will hide arm and gun nextime.

EDIT: Little update:

I'm work to modeling books because bookcase look so empty ^^ and I remade parquet floor, now there is only one texture from game (carpet).

New screenshots (without arms and gun ^^ but with books !!).

Rafik wrote:
PS: If someone have Shenmue models ripped from Hazuki's House and Ryo's Room, it will help me a lot to use this like blueprint and for time to do this map.

Hi Rafik,
Good work! The room is larger which I think is the right way of doing it for your project. I am actually modeling the entirety of the Hazuki residence including the dojo, for part of my "Shenmue Mobile" project. I believe I have found the best way of extracting the models and textures from the game. I think it is quicker to model from scratch like you're doing and just reference the 3D model information to scale it up.

My plan is to split-up the ripped residence model to a number of files then overlay each in my workspace as a reference. Then I can poly-model over with snaps and live-map new textures referencing the colour pallette. This will give me an environment to model efficiently and create good geometry and UV's.

I would be happy to send this to you when completed but I wouldn't like you to wait! My priorities are with programming at the moment. Plus I hope to get the room to scale (which wouldn't work with source gameplay).

For advice I would say you could rip the models and create hand-drawn plans/sections (or use CAD software) to very quickly measure and annotate the dimensions/details of furniture/walls. I would then apply a scale factor for the axis of Ryo's room width, to open-out the environment.

^ If you think that the drawings will help you create the geometry (and you're happy creating new textures) then I can help you out. I'm a very efficient with CAD and creating these drawings would be an asset to the community.

Hi Razivoid, i think too this is more larger than ingame Ryo's room, i have already try to ripping models but it's doesn't work for me, i can't extract MT5 models in .obj to use this like a blueprint, and 3D Ripper DX have bad render in 3DS Max, but i have ripped with it original texture.

Actual size (in inchs):

MiTT3NZ wrote: This guide has a birds-eye view floor plan of the Hazuki Residence.

http://www.theisozone.com/downloads/dre ... -guidepdf/

Thanks a lot ! It will me help me a lot if I continue Hazuki residence.

I have resized Ryo's room, white/purple doors, bed and windows:

It's a trap! There's no door knob so you can't get out.
Well if there's nothing on the other side of the door you wouldn't wanna open it anway.

You're making good progress, now it's time for the final details. The chair, the lamp, the alarm clock and so on.