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Generally speaking; the order of different stages in a workflow. One example is the order in which certain methods and tools are used when graphical assets for games are produced and then imported into the game engine. Another example is the order in which graphical information is processed inside a graphics card.
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How does creating 2d game assets differ from regular 2d art? [closed]
I've done some digital paintings and concept sketches in the past, and I was thinking about employing those skills in my game making efforts.
From an artists standpoint, what does he have to do diffe …