Vault Boy often appears in cross-promotions with other corporate products, such as with the Nuka Tapper holotape game, and was also to appear in some issues of the Hell's Chain Gang comic of Hubris Comics, but because of the Great War, the series was never produced. While not explicitly present in this showcase, LOC's efforts to recreate the Vault Boy images used in Fallout: New Vegas to a more consistent standard will give our art team a powerful resource for the creation of a consistently on-model and high-quality set of animated perk and skill animations for F4NV.Vault Boy is a registered trademark of the Vault-Tec Corporation under the name of Vault-Man, and is used widely throughout game guides and manuals. MrCaputo (Static Image) and Charlie Wilcher (Animation) - Swift Learner, NCR, Legion This showcase features the work of a number of members of our 2d team - in no particular order they are:īruno Sathler - Cowboy perk, RatPack, Run’ n GunĬharlie Wilcher - Here and Now, Stone wall, Confirmed Bachelor After this base art has been recreated, our animation team painstakingly animates the art to ensure that the original character and intent is preserved, while giving each piece of animation the suitable flair and character that Fallout 4's animated art has. To combat this, the Vault Boy art used in Fallout 4: New Vegas is redrawn to be on-model with the art created for Fallout 4, using the perks from Fallout 3 and New Vegas that survived to Fallout 4as a template to ensure we remain on-model. Much of the art created from those games comes from a number of different base pieces of art, and as such often have slight off-model variations that result in them looking rather silly alongside the far more standardized art used in Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. The art of taking the original perk and skill icons from Fallout 3 and Fallout: New Vegas goes beyond merely tracing and animating the Vault Boy art used for those games, even though that alone would be a significant amount of effort. While 3d animation often takes front and center in projects such as ours, the efforts undertaken by our 2d team often takes a backseat to such things. Something we rarely give enough attention to for Fallout 4: New Vegas is the immense work our 2d team puts into the animation appearing in the project.
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