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: Luca A. Battiston - Modern Castle Ruins FMP
In order to populate the level, I created a list of the main assets that are required. I decided to start from the largest to the smaller, focusing on rocks, vegetation and the carriage hero asset. Here below are some of the primary wall assets I modelled which are going to be used for the castle ruin area:
Here is a procedural material and a seamless texture I created using Blender and Photoshop:
Image 1 - Material Overview
Image 2 - Castle Ruins Wall Texture maps C-AO-N-Dp
Image 3 - Wall with Material Shader
Image 4 - Wall Reference Image
Here is a procedural material and a seamless texture I created using Blender and Photoshop:
Image 1 - Material Overview
Image 2 - Castle Ruins Wall Texture maps C-AO-N-Dp
Image 3 - Wall with Material Shader
Image 4 - Wall Reference Image
Luca_Bat
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Re: Looking for advanced/masterclass course
you might get more actionable advice if you show your current work, state what goal your are working towards, and then somebody might be able to point out specific areas you are lacking in and you can target those directly, which might be more productive for you.
then you might be able to find a mentor who specializes in a certain area and get some 1 on 1 feedback, and even that may still be cheaper than an "advanced" tutorial.
Nothing against tutorials, its just that it seems like once you are beyond a beginner, generalized advices don't have so much value. And it's easy to feel like you aren't "good enough" even though the only thing holding you back might just be a little bit of outsider perspective that has taken the time to understand your situation a little bit.
then you might be able to find a mentor who specializes in a certain area and get some 1 on 1 feedback, and even that may still be cheaper than an "advanced" tutorial.
Nothing against tutorials, its just that it seems like once you are beyond a beginner, generalized advices don't have so much value. And it's easy to feel like you aren't "good enough" even though the only thing holding you back might just be a little bit of outsider perspective that has taken the time to understand your situation a little bit.
Alex_J
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Re: Invert roughness before export?
If you're working with a texture project yes, there are a couple of ways:
If baking you can select a gloss map from the map types list rather than a roughness map as well.
- When you set up the project, remove the roughness map and add a gloss map in the project maps section. Gloss is inverted roughness/the same thing as smoothness and you can work directly in this value system (materials from the library will automatically be converted)
- Before export, add an invert layer (adjustment layer dropdown) to the top of the stack and disable all but the roughness map (alt+click to quickly isolate) - this is the easiest way to do it for existing projects
If baking you can select a gloss map from the map types list rather than a roughness map as well.
EarthQuake
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Re: Hair Strand Experimentation in UE5 [Gif Heavy]
After a few months of picking at this and pulling everything I've learnt together, I finally made an ArtStation blog post about getting xgen strands into UE5! You can check it out here: https://www.artstation.com/blogs/leahmcewen/wBYX4/xgen-to-unreal-engine-5-breakdown-simulation-setup
Along with the finished strand assets here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Nyl3QJ
Along with the finished strand assets here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Nyl3QJ
Re: AI Art, Good or Bad? A (hopefully) nuanced take on the subject.
Shit, that trailer is slick! Can't argue that the technology isn't amazing. Makes it hard to reconcile that "ick" feeling from ai art.
But as easy it is to marvel at the technology, it's more a testament to human made art than the tech itself.
We were finally able to create a "Make Art" button...we just had to throw artists under the bus to do it.
There really is ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
But as easy it is to marvel at the technology, it's more a testament to human made art than the tech itself.
We were finally able to create a "Make Art" button...we just had to throw artists under the bus to do it.
There really is ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
pxgeek
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Re: LOW-POLY ART
Hello guys a new model trying my best witha animation! takes time but i'm learning a lot
Made it on Blender with textures of 164x164
FXG
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Re: Demon 3D character project
So not very suprisingly updating this thread as intended never really happened. but i thought i would still post the final resulthttps://www.artstation.com/artwork/m8Jg9v
Dahliciousart
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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | July - August (91)
Hi I will do the cathedral one, maybe the blockout is done, I was thinking to render in Unity as I dont have anything in Unity on my portfolio
miriuk
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Re: AI Art, Good or Bad? A (hopefully) nuanced take on the subject.
Well in this case "interesting" means "giving the middle finger to Photographers who contributed years of their work to Stock ; and also destroying the platform itself" ...
This is such a weird era.
This is such a weird era.
pior
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