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 to connect modular exterior and interior walls in the most optimized way?
With modularity, everything gets much simpler if you centre your walls on the grid line (of whatever your grid size is, ie: 3x3m). They should be flush (no overlap) with each other when laid out in a line. You will need a piece to cover the gap in the outer corners, but the inner corners will overlap and take care of themselves.
If you need to have the internal grid perfect the same guidelines apply, you just need a piece to cover internal corners as well.
End of the day, you're either going to have overlapping somewhere (or a ton of extra pieces to cover all configurations), so take that overlap into account when you model your assets.
If you need to have the internal grid perfect the same guidelines apply, you just need a piece to cover internal corners as well.
End of the day, you're either going to have overlapping somewhere (or a ton of extra pieces to cover all configurations), so take that overlap into account when you model your assets.
Benjammin
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Re: maya python - read from text file, iterate through lines per keyframe and display to screen
i wonder how it'd handle consolidating shading groups 
poopipe
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Re: maya python - read from text file, iterate through lines per keyframe and display to screen
The robot has progressed to the point where it can write code that functions but I'd still make it cry in a code review.
this is actually solid progress
this is actually solid progress
poopipe
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
I think I went a bit too heavy handed on the fine details, which I've noticed seems to be a common theme and bad habit of mine that I need to watch for. Next week I'll be cutting back on that & smoothing shapes to regain the larger chitinous plates that were present last week.
That said, the finer details will be helpful in making the shapes of the larger plates more accurate to how the skin and plates articulate.
Have a great week!
That said, the finer details will be helpful in making the shapes of the larger plates more accurate to how the skin and plates articulate.
Have a great week!
zetheros
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Re: High to low baking issues, help would be much appreciated
Yeah, the black outline are ray misses/artifacts. Basically means that your LP has too much of a discrepancy/gap to your high-res mesh. It's much more visible with a metallic and specular material, like what you have applied in marmoset. However, because a lot of the material would be polymer/matte, it wouldn't be as visible; especially once textures are applied.
I'd not worry too much about it. If you really want to solve it, just make sure your lp vertices are snug against your highpoly to reduce that issue.
I'd not worry too much about it. If you really want to solve it, just make sure your lp vertices are snug against your highpoly to reduce that issue.
Kanni3d
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[WIP] MoonArchy
Hello Guys!
Here to share my current project
just a POC of a turn based and grid based game
A lot of work to come
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5eO8oNAREY
Here to share my current project
just a POC of a turn based and grid based game
A lot of work to come
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M5eO8oNAREY
OrlaV
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Re: Airborn Studios: Project Dragon Art Blast - Very Image Heavy!
oof, what a shame.
Kudos to whoever decided not to nda the art so the artists could show off all their hard work!
pxgeek
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Re: Company job boards and websites
Awesome thread, thanks for putting in the effort to create this!
EarthQuake
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Re: Photoshop showing 32bit Normal maps from Marmoset washed out
you can disable color space manipulation when opening files in the color settings
I'd advise that if you're doing anything with normals or other 'maths' textures (roughness etc) as photoshop will apply (and save) transforms, you won't know about it and suddenly what you thought was a value of 127,127,127 will actually be 141,141,141
photoshop isn't doing anything objectively wrong apart from not warning you about it - its just not aimed at working on images that want to be manipulated in linear space .
I'd advise that if you're doing anything with normals or other 'maths' textures (roughness etc) as photoshop will apply (and save) transforms, you won't know about it and suddenly what you thought was a value of 127,127,127 will actually be 141,141,141
photoshop isn't doing anything objectively wrong apart from not warning you about it - its just not aimed at working on images that want to be manipulated in linear space .
poopipe
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