The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge has been announced!
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
It starts May 12, and ends Sept 12. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
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Re: How can I model this ruin?
Well then you're just not paying attention. I suspect you're looking for the shortest possible path, tl;dr, instant-access. Which is a shame, because that way you miss soo soo much.
Eric Chadwick
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Re: We built a 3D Art Budget Estimator, and want to hear your feedback
Thanks, edited OPpior said:Well, you forgot the link
The glorious AAAAA button? Vanished in 0.02b -- erased like it never existed, once the council of game devs declared it obsolete. But hey, if the industry ever bounces back, we might resurrect it from the dead!zetheros said:where's the button for AAAAA
Yep, collecting all the possible feedback. The currency is USD. If you select the custom rate option or hover over the tooltip, you’ll see some USD reference ranges for pricing:sacboi said:You've got a few responses on reddit how to improve this app and as a vehicle artist for mobile kinda ball park calculated hours per asset plus duration, though curious if currency is USD or other?
Though, as someone on Reddit pointed out, those prices mostly reflect the Eastern European gamedev scene -- for Americans, they’ll probably look heavily underpriced.
Also, really appreciate you having my back and dropping the link to the calc, somehow missed it in the process!
Serhii_HiMASTERS
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Re: BRAWL 2 [Environment] The Jungle, sketchem
Small update
I was able to find a solution for the shading. This person put me on the tip of using the vertex interpolator with fake lights.
I created a material function that uses the SkyAtmosphereLightDirection instead of an arbitrary 3vector. It generates something I can lerp between light and dark using the level DirectionalSun component.
I throw that into a MasterMaterial for the entire thing. I multiply light and dark over a texture for the base color, then feed that into emissive of material set to unlit. This breaks PBR (i'm okay with that, it's even better actually). Anything in my level that glows like light fixtures will go directly into emissive without receiving the fake lighting. I'll make a second MM for light emitting objects. They'll have to be on their own texture sets.
I bought Pixel8r to help better reduce the palettes on my textures. It has more options and gives a little better results than Designer's Quantize Color Nodes.
I tweaked my textures and took a short video of the pizza place under the new lighting
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rjjPM3lWbgIAnd with that, I feel better about this and will start on the main level.
sketchem
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BRAWL2 [Environment] Pizza Town Blastorama, mastapimp420
concept by mastapimp420
This is an example work--in-progress thread, for The Polycount BRAWL² Tournament.
For full details see the contest brief here: https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament-challenge/p1
System
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Re: BRAWL2 [Character] Aiur survivor, shark2003
Hey!
Super small update on the legs. Im kinda stuck on the chest area.
Super small update on the legs. Im kinda stuck on the chest area.
shark2003
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Re: [WIP] Ghibli Kiki's delivery service, inspired enviroment UH Main project
Hiii, this time I continue with my project, all the plants where finally change, the road was fix and the bushes (a lot of bushes) where place in the scene, I am so happy as finally modifying that and with the road the image breaths so much more and the composition is way better. 
I also have been modifying my values, I think I am finally getting closer, and after that it will be time to modify the saturation of the image.
These are the values that I had before. 
Compare to the one in the corner my values had too much contrast so for the new ones I try to soften these values to appear more like the image, if you all know a way to see UE5 in black and white will be so helpful as I have been back and ford in Photoshop to see the values. But well, this is the result.
I still have to modify some values Like the one of the trees, but I am happy is getting closer.
For other stuff, I will start with doing a texture for the tree trunk and tree variations. After that the cubemap for the inside of the house and start with the effects like butterflies and smoke for the chimney
I also have been modifying my values, I think I am finally getting closer, and after that it will be time to modify the saturation of the image.
These are the values that I had before. 
Compare to the one in the corner my values had too much contrast so for the new ones I try to soften these values to appear more like the image, if you all know a way to see UE5 in black and white will be so helpful as I have been back and ford in Photoshop to see the values. But well, this is the result.I still have to modify some values Like the one of the trees, but I am happy is getting closer.
For other stuff, I will start with doing a texture for the tree trunk and tree variations. After that the cubemap for the inside of the house and start with the effects like butterflies and smoke for the chimney
Wardana
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Re: How can I model this ruin?
Maybe this might show more steps... 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYa8khHlbhY
You have to block out the large shapes first. Try to make it modular.
For the edges it depends. This I would do last once you have the main pieces that you are going to break up.
Once you have your modular parts bring into your sculpting program and do a damage pass.
If you have zbrush get the orb pack of brushes.
If the concepts shown in the links that Eric provided don't provided enough steps, it's because what you are trying to do is too advanced at the moment.
Look up how to sculpt rocks and bricks, make seamless textures in zbrush then try to apply those lessons to an arch. Once you are happy with that, see if you can do the other elements in your reference.
I included a really bad model showing the steps you might take.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYa8khHlbhYYou have to block out the large shapes first. Try to make it modular.
For the edges it depends. This I would do last once you have the main pieces that you are going to break up.
Once you have your modular parts bring into your sculpting program and do a damage pass.
If you have zbrush get the orb pack of brushes.
- Turn your block out mesh into a "sculptable" mesh with Zremesher and Dynamesh
- Damage edges.
- Sculpt large details first
- Subdivide enough that you can use alphas to add fine surface details.
If the concepts shown in the links that Eric provided don't provided enough steps, it's because what you are trying to do is too advanced at the moment.
Look up how to sculpt rocks and bricks, make seamless textures in zbrush then try to apply those lessons to an arch. Once you are happy with that, see if you can do the other elements in your reference.
I included a really bad model showing the steps you might take.
Sage
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Re: How The F*#% Do I Model This? - Reply for help with specific shapes - (Post attempt before asking)
orkin said:Thanks for any help!
I'd suggest you start with a paintover, breaking all shapes down into logical groups, then model these, then join these, then work in details like the cutouts and drill holes
Neox
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2025
Hi everyone,
this is the result of my attempt to move from the props I make at work to vehicle. Can I please get some feedback?
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/oJqKow
this is the result of my attempt to move from the props I make at work to vehicle. Can I please get some feedback?
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/oJqKow
IrinaOsvald
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2025
Some glTF materials I've made, real-time vs. raytraced.
Eric Chadwick
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