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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Re: Is Fibermesh outdated to use now?
Fibermesh on its own never gave good results IMO. Perhaps it's a quick fix for those who don't want to or can't get their model out of Zbrush but it lacks so much control over every aspect of a hairstyle. Any groom done well you want to keep control over as much as possible not cross fingers when you set the strand density fire-and-forget-style and rely on sculpting tools to shape the entirety of it. Which as you found out is insanely finicky and usually leads to a cobbled-together result you can easily recognize for that.
I'd rather do a proper groom in just about anything else and import that into Zbrush as geometry if that's where rendering happens. Why would you need to export every subtool to Maya? All you need is the head and perhaps the shoulders/torso if we are talking long hair. And yeah, extra attention needs to be paid to object scale. Definitely test that both ways before starting anything in Maya.
thomasp
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Re: You are 1337
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Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Stuff for work, teaching how to use our automated remesher:
https://docs.rapidpipeline.com/docs/3dProcessor-Tutorials/tutorial-remesher
https://docs.rapidpipeline.com/docs/3dProcessor-Tutorials/tutorial-remesher
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Submitted the asset model! Here's an interactive viewer, be sure to try the variants button at the bottom.
https://sandbox.babylonjs.com/?kiosk=false&assetUrl=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Assets/e3a4ce73bc361ef1a4597a74d5bff5e3d70a3b7a/Models/CarConcept/glTF/CarConcept.gltf&cameraPosition=2,1.5,0&autoRotate=true&3dcommerce
https://sandbox.babylonjs.com/?kiosk=false&assetUrl=https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KhronosGroup/glTF-Sample-Assets/e3a4ce73bc361ef1a4597a74d5bff5e3d70a3b7a/Models/CarConcept/glTF/CarConcept.gltf&cameraPosition=2,1.5,0&autoRotate=true&3dcommerce
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Eric Chadwick
Got a rudimentary engine in there, animated doors+, AO bake, leather interior, etc. Still fixing bits n bobs.
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Pwnisher NEW 3D Render Challenge w/ INSANE Prizes! | Chasm's Call
How this thread was derailed cringed me to my very core.
Aga22
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Re: How The F*#% Do I Model This? - Reply for help with specific shapes - (Post attempt before asking)
Relax button in one of the sub-objects, or add the modifier.
There’s also a tool in the Graphite ribbon, to make the edges evenly-spaced, maybe under Loop tools?
There’s also a tool in the Graphite ribbon, to make the edges evenly-spaced, maybe under Loop tools?
Eric Chadwick
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Checked our stats, saw a fun number. Y'all are leet.
Re: [WIP] Dining room scene : looking for feedback on realism
Hi, this is a good start! If you want to achieve realism I would highly recommend finding real life references that are interesting to you and trying to recreate them as closely as possible. In your image the door, wall, and floor are clearly just using one tiling material, and are lacking in detail. Where is the trim on the wall? The door doesn't feel like its in the wall, but rather sitting on top of it more like a book shelf, plus it has no handles so how can you open it? What can you do to make it feel more realistic? It also feels very low poly, I would not be afraid to use bevels and extra geo to add more detail to really sell that this is a real place I can go. Here are some examples where they do a good job making their environments feel real
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lD3aqV
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ZGYRNm
It may not be the same subject matter but i would look at the quality of their materials, and the details they add to their scenes.
Also here are some real images
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/lD3aqV
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/ZGYRNm
It may not be the same subject matter but i would look at the quality of their materials, and the details they add to their scenes.
Also here are some real images
ThisisVictoriaZ
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Re: [WIP] Dining room scene : looking for feedback on realism
This isn't important really, because I think this image looks very good, but as someone who worked at Wayfair, I can tell you this image is a render-- what's important about your point is the realism, and I agree on all points. The lighting in this scene looks great, to me it's the chandelier and the SKU (tables and chairs) that "break" the image a bit and bring out the CG.ThisisVictoriaZ said:
Joopson
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