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Re: [WIP] [UE4] [Environment] Overgrown Abandoned Hospital
I didnt realize the walls were painted cinder block, I assumed they were tile because of the grout being darker/different colour. If youre going for the painted cinder block look, then I think the grout needs to less defined, and the normals of the block being smoother in general. Im not sure if its a diffuse, normal, or… -
Re: Hello, I am Sumit Das. Here goes my WIPs
you should try to get some different values into the wood and the small house fI is with a different hue than the big wooden part aloso the proportions of the chimneys are not correct check the red rings and the upper part of the smaller chimney is far smaller and thinner. the small house is a bit too high and wide, the… -
Re: Guilldwars 2
@Katana - it's absolutely important to define those roles if you're going to be competitive. in competitive play, min/maxing in ALL areas; stats, group makeup, class build etc. they all come into play in a big way. so yeah, having clearly defined roles, and knowing that guardians can set up defenses for the rest of the… -
Re: sketchbook: lemonhead
@Pangahas: Glad that I was finally able to get something together, and that it is well recieved. I do enjoy the fluid nature of the style, and I will be posting more videos, so stay tuned... @Squareko: Hey, thx for the comment. I tend to experiment with my lighting and values further after Ive scanned in the sketches. But… -
Re: FINAL Paul Miller-Character
I'd try to get your basic forms a bit more defined, like in that stylized video above. Get those really basic defining planes on the face, then chip them down into a more detailed sculpt. The example heads in Zbrush are a good place to start. If i want to sculpt a human face ill just drag one in from the tools menu,… -
Re: [Riot Art Contest] - TeriyakiStyle - Warwick
Reply by AimBiZ · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Art Contest› Riot Art Contest - Character ArtThat's quite a solid start. It's almost as if you could just slap colors on there and call it done. The fur still bugs me though. Maybe it's the filtering on the screenshots but it looks like you have some strands or very thin chunks defined that dissolves when zooming out. Actually, the more I look I think the problem is… -
Re: Round 3: Female Character
okay.... you should get her to take a side reference with her arms up (like the front) or, take a front reference with her arms down (like the side pic). the reason being, although you may not realise it just that one difference in the arm position actually changes a lot of muscle positions around the chest and back, as… -
Re: Community Inspired Environment Collaboration Experiment
DennisGlowacki, thanks for writing! I'm glad someone noticed :) Thats great that you had a similar idea. My idea was to do things less planned out and more loose. Think of it as a gesture drawing, but instead, as an environment. My biggest concern is how to limit scope initially. I think defining what the project is… -
Re: How far someone can go without drawing skill as character modeler?
Yea talent is often loosely defined. The way I reason through the potentials of the advantages of learning speeds in regard to talent is this. If there are variations of speeds in learning, then by extrapolating an outlier there is reasonable bases for extreme cases of talent. I define talent as variation of learning… -
Re: Blender 2.8 Real Time development test, Tree Creature
It's good, but it still lacks a lot of tools and conveniences which force you to take extremely slow and circuitous approaches to various tasks. Take Radial Array for example. In most tools you would just hit the Radial Array button, then define an offset and number of instances. In Blender, if I remember correctly, you…
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