lazy_chesnut
International Coach
It looks like there might be a few ways you could optimise this from a quick look. For example, the sticky out bit at the top (like wings or ears!) seem as though they are poly cubes placed in the correct location, but they don't exactly line up properly. Also, you are likely to be hiding some of the face it covers (annoying when texturing), and you have a completely hidden face of that box, which can be removed.
Similarly, above the top window there is what looks like a long, thin box which looks like it is obscuring another face, rather than being part of the same mesh. Again, I expect that that box still has all 6 faces, even though one face is completely obscured (this is just a guess).
I know it's only a rough texture, and you probably already know this, but your UV mapping is all over the place by the looks of it. Try as much as possible to keep the aspect ratio of your UV maps to 1:1 as it makes it far easier to get the textures to look like what you want.
I have attached one of my texture files to show how I do it - it takes a long time to get right, but it's the best way of texturing for games. Notice that the 'detail areas' (the DOS SANTOS STAND sign) are large, and the non-detail bit (like underside of roof, edges of roof, etc. are made small.
Similarly, above the top window there is what looks like a long, thin box which looks like it is obscuring another face, rather than being part of the same mesh. Again, I expect that that box still has all 6 faces, even though one face is completely obscured (this is just a guess).
I know it's only a rough texture, and you probably already know this, but your UV mapping is all over the place by the looks of it. Try as much as possible to keep the aspect ratio of your UV maps to 1:1 as it makes it far easier to get the textures to look like what you want.
I have attached one of my texture files to show how I do it - it takes a long time to get right, but it's the best way of texturing for games. Notice that the 'detail areas' (the DOS SANTOS STAND sign) are large, and the non-detail bit (like underside of roof, edges of roof, etc. are made small.
