Browning Hi-Power

Mellon3D

Hello guys!
Just want to share my latest work, I've created it while studying pbr
3815 Tris and 4096 textures

Odeca

Looks very good man! I like it

Rick Stirling

Looks good.

4096 textures? For the albedo, material maps and normal maps? That's about 33mb of textures at dxt1.

Mellon3D

Odeca wrote: »

Looks very good man! I like it

Thanks!

Rick Stirling wrote:

4096 textures? For the albedo, material maps and normal maps? That's about 33mb of textures at dxt1.

Thank you, yes it`s 33 mb.
I can decrease resolution anytime:)

Computron

DAT METAL TEXTURE.

is this in Marmoset? Can you post Flats?

Kimono

Great job, nice choice of materials and they are readable too, good structure to the noisy wear. Great example to people that like to overload their pieces with texture detail. My only worthy critique would be the wooden grips, they don't quite feel part of the same piece in terms of weathering, it'd be nice to see some flecks of dust and worn down patches of knurling http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/deactivated-guns/modern-deactivated-guns/deactivated-browning-high-power/prod_152.html?review=write

Mellon3D

Computron wrote: »

DAT METAL TEXTURE.

is this in Marmoset? Can you post Flats?

Yep it is.
Here the flats
Albedo

Roughness

For this material I`ve used metalness map as a constant and Unreal temple in marmoset
Kimono
Thanks for feedback i should defenetly put more effort on wooden handle

billymcguffin

Are you using a metalness workflow, or specular/reflectance?

Mellon3D

Yep. I've used metalness workflow for this work

Mellon3D

Kimono wrote: »

Great job, nice choice of materials and they are readable too, good structure to the noisy wear. Great example to people that like to overload their pieces with texture detail. My only worthy critique would be the wooden grips, they don't quite feel part of the same piece in terms of weathering, it'd be nice to see some flecks of dust and worn down patches of knurling http://www.deactivated-guns.co.uk/deactivated-guns/modern-deactivated-guns/deactivated-browning-high-power/prod_152.html?review=write

Thanks for feedback!
Re-work a little bit wooden handle
And also transfer model and textures to Unreal 4

cookedpeanut

Hi Mellon3D, it would be cool if you could give a quick writeup on your metal workflow. It seems you#ve spent more time in the roughness/specular map than the diffuse, got any tips?

What kind of brushes do you use? At the moment I'm using Racer445's brush set from his site which does a pretty good job but just wondering...

Good job though, that's a spiffy looking wep you got there!

Mellon3D

Thanks!
There is no much to say about it actually
But one think that really helps me with this work is a curvature map
Here small tutorial I`ve found on polycount
http://imgur.com/a/RshEi
This wear and tear stuff really helps to show used surfaces

Phaeton1911

are you inverting your roughness maps?

the wood a little flat and plasticy looking in the last shots but everything else is perfect, the magazine especially

Mellon3D

Yes I`ve used inverted map for Unreal 4
Thank you