Here's the '96 I was talking about:
Of course if you try to hide the seams it'll look better. But then show me one of your characters wearing nothing but simple clothes (instead of concealing jackets and equipments).
That's when fully skeletal models have the advantage of not being made of composite pieces, even when they appear to be whole together. The downside is B3D's limitation in harnessing the capabilities of such technique. So yeah, we have to hide the seams.
Of course if you try to hide the seams it'll look better. But then show me one of your characters wearing nothing but simple clothes (instead of concealing jackets and equipments).
That's when fully skeletal models have the advantage of not being made of composite pieces, even when they appear to be whole together. The downside is B3D's limitation in harnessing the capabilities of such technique. So yeah, we have to hide the seams.