The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge has been announced!
It starts May 12, and ends Oct 17. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
It starts May 12, and ends Oct 17. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
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Re: WIP: Rover for Other Worlds
Progress for other stages :
some of element of environment :
some of element of environment :
Bunifazzuy
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Harmmond Typewriter (Feedback Appreciated)
This is the antique Hammond typewriter prop I made. This is definitely the most exquisite model I made during my university years. Hope you like it!
I’d deeply appreciate honest and constructive feedback, and I will try my best on my next 3D work
I’d deeply appreciate honest and constructive feedback, and I will try my best on my next 3D work
This is the website of this work：ArtStation - Harmmond Typewriter
Here is the wireframe of this model
Here is the wireframe of this model
ZhengWang
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Re: Problem with viewport in 3ds max
this brings back memories from 25 years ago for some reason
i (and i think everyone else) just put the images onto planes in the scene because it's a better way to work
i (and i think everyone else) just put the images onto planes in the scene because it's a better way to work
poopipe
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Re: How can I obtain this type of topology?
For this specific example you could make it by hand in less than an hour using normal modelling techniques - which would certainly be quicker than looking for a magic bullet
I'm not aware of a general algorithm that would get the correct end result from that starting point - this stuff is hard.
@Klunk might have some ideas though
I'm not aware of a general algorithm that would get the correct end result from that starting point - this stuff is hard.
@Klunk might have some ideas though
poopipe
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2024
I just finished these two busts!
Both were created in Maya, with the linework done in Substance Painter and final touch-ups in Photoshop. You can check out a full breakdown and explanation on my ArtStation!
Both were created in Maya, with the linework done in Substance Painter and final touch-ups in Photoshop. You can check out a full breakdown and explanation on my ArtStation!
Phoenix995
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Re: Retopologizing garments and baking overhanging details
imho, Just bake HP to cylindrical LP arm - easy to manage and tweak, clean loops. If you want to pump it up, go for parallax occlusion or even displacement. Making each individual scale would be a pain to model, skin and animate while you probably won't even see it in game, apart from close-ups in cinematics.
Personally I would stay away from real thickness of garment. It would probably intersect itself a lot during animation/simulation.
Personally I would stay away from real thickness of garment. It would probably intersect itself a lot during animation/simulation.
dimwalker
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The Disgruntled Pear - 12 Months Challenge
Hey! Long time no post. Just wrapped up my first entry in the 12 month character challenge run by @nimlot26
Check it ouuuuut! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nJW61E
Check it ouuuuut! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/nJW61E
RabidRabit
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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | November - December (93)
Hello! How's everyone? Glad to see the entries and progress everyone else has made. It’s been quite a while since my last update, school kept me busy. After finalizing the scale, proportions, and overall look of the scene, I’ve started refining the mesh details. While I’m not entirely satisfied with how the meshes look yet—they still feel a bit blocky—I’m hopeful that this will improve once I add detailed materials and decals. My plan is to finish the remaining detailed meshes, then focus on refining the master material, incorporating decals, and experimenting with shaders. After that, I’ll move on to lighting and post-processing. Fingers crossed, aiming to wrap all up by the end of the month!
GroovyDaft0
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Re: Problem with viewport in 3ds max
maybe resizing your ref images to the same aspect ratio.
it's low tech, but it might work?
pxgeek
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