Hi guys, I got some feedback from some professionals about some work I completed recently. One thing that was pointed out specifically was this weapon. They said that the topology was a no-go as it was not clean and wouldn't suffice in production environment. I am gonna ask them directly for any further clarification, but…
Hello @Neron ! Thank you for your speedy reply! Roger that! Is this Texel Density alright? Oh I had thought about cutting off the legs and have it duplicated for the other side but didn't come across of doing it. I have done the mentioned changes. Using the image above, The back two legs are a separate model using the same…
Thanks peeps, @sacboi yeah, wonder if that makes it harder to be fed to automation script thieveries. About the Progress, rushing since there is a decent amount of us, How do people feel about an extension if need be? more bout it on your post. Oh and verbal update' Just retopologizing for the finals so i can use both the…
Hey ToRuKMactO, Glossiness is a parameter of the specular part of your shader material. If you consider that Specular (aka Specular reflection) is a reflection of the environment around your object where black on your spec map indicates 0 reflection and white indicates very reflective then glossiness indicates to the…
Thanks for the feedback. Good, bad, or indifferent, it's always welcome. A few points if I may. 1 - I'm Irish, so by nature we don't ever 'Hollywood' it up. And I certainly won't be pretending to be 'more energetic' any time soon. 2 - I work 60 hours a week. Spend about 20 hours a week on personal work. And put these tuts…
in max / simple Cg world: diffuse is surface with normal at maximum 90° to the light. beyond that (backfacing light) is ambient. so in opengl or whatever you will find two color values you can tweak for light and material: diffuse/ambient. which will be picked based on normal/light relationship. however as normally those…
Hello! I've been informed about the use of the index of refraction for opaque materials such as brick, and I'm curious about how they apply it in Unreal for opaque materials. Should I configure it with the same settings as glass, like using Translucent and fast forward shading? I haven't come across many tutorials on this…
Hi, Great job—this thread keeps getting better every time I check in. I’d suggest updating your first post to feature your latest image right at the top. For your shots, you might want to refine the composition a bit. Try positioning the camera lower and angling it upward toward the Spider Robot to give it a more imposing…