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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | March - April (95)
Here's the update after a week, I've done the stair model, based on a trimsheet texture I made.
The process is simple, I created the trimsheet texture based on the WB model.
Then baked and textured in Substance Painter.
Then remap the stair's uvmap, also refine the model itself.
Right now the uv and texture is still having some issue ( streching uv and boring texture ) , but I think it is good enough to work on next piece in this scene.
The process is simple, I created the trimsheet texture based on the WB model.
Then baked and textured in Substance Painter.
Then remap the stair's uvmap, also refine the model itself.
Right now the uv and texture is still having some issue ( streching uv and boring texture ) , but I think it is good enough to work on next piece in this scene.
cheesechen12
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Re: Brawl² Challenge / Competition, Vote and discussion?
The Brawl2 is live!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Game Industry Layoffs - WTF?
In most cases they don't own the building and while I have literally no idea how it works in the states it's reasonable to assume that most landlords will take a dim view of their tenants sub-lettingNikhilR said:
Don't understand why studios choose not to do this instead of liquidating whole games and studio spaces.
And I do wonder if they have flexibility on licensed titles, I know they can delay production but I'm thinking cancellation of licensed properties is more complicated (Monoliths liquidation by warner bros killed the WonderWoman game, so maybe it would require EA to kill of an entire subsidary to destroy a license)
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There's usually a pretty significant financial penalty to bailing on a license in my experience - partly cos the studio is usually the one paying to use the IP and partly because the IP holder wants to make some royalties and they won't get those if there's no product to sell.
There'll be something in the contract to make sure the IP holder gets paid whatever happens cos they usually have better lawyers.
In WBs case - they own Wonderwoman so they can do what they want. I expect that was a simple business decision
poopipe
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Re: The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge!
No religious elements.
Does that mean I can't enter my electric monk?
Wow that was egotistical. Congrats on a super initiative. This will be nothing less than a blast! Ah, I feel the winds of youth
Wow that was egotistical. Congrats on a super initiative. This will be nothing less than a blast! Ah, I feel the winds of youth
kanga
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Re: The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge!
Yeah I have to agree... I'm glad the excitement is there however it feels a little rushed, the theme is a little ambiguous which I'm not sure helps and doesn't capture the spirit of the original brawl, which was focused on remaking/remixing fighting game characters and stages. Do we have people who are judging? This feels like this needed a little bit more time to cook, the excitement is great though!pxgeek said:Heck yeah! Was totally expecting for this to cook for a couple more weeks…so thanks @iam717 for all your efforts!
I do wonder, however, if it would be better to pare back the scope a bit (as alluded in the discussion thread) to keep it more focused, and if nothing else, easier to organize and judge???
Alemja
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Re: The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge!
Heck yeah! Was totally expecting for this to cook for a couple more weeks…so thanks @iam717 for all your efforts!
I do wonder, however, if it would be better to pare back the scope a bit (as alluded in the discussion thread) to keep it more focused, and if nothing else, easier to organize and judge???
It’s an honest question and ultimately I just want to see what a group of artists can create/inspire when working on a shared goal…so whatever the case is totally fine!
Lets go!!!
pxgeek
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https://youtu.be/KFYwJkoeK9I?si=zF7b1lvN7V-L_EiiRe: LOW-POLY ART
The process varies depending on the model and how motivated I feel to work, reallyDaniel_Swing said:@SamLoboda really coolwould love to know your process - do you do any sculpting to get definitions or do you "just" make a low poly model and paint straight on it?
But basically, there are two main workflow patterns I use.
The first one is painting the texture completely from scratch in 3DCoat, followed by a bit of compression and touch-ups in Photoshop.
The second is photobashing - using reference images where I grab parts as textures, but I always go over everything in 3DCoat afterward to avoid seams and similar issues.
I don’t use sculpting for this kind of low-poly work.
SamLoboda
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