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Re: Normal Map Export Issue
It's a simple logic . Normal map represents a pixel normal , a vector (direction) each pixel is facing in comparison to vertex normals (tangent one). So if you see it wrong there is only a few possibilities: a. the direction is wrongly recorded to the texture . Green inverted maybe or color representing standard is wrong… -
Re: Overlapping UVs in Maya with default settings
1 would only be 1 pixel on your texture. You need much more cause of mipmapping. 16 pixel for a 2k if im right. -
Re: Equalize the square pattern scale on multiple already UVed objects? (Maya)
http://www.renderheads.com/portfolio/UVAutoRatio/ and, think of your pixel density ratio (how many pixels per meter/foot) before UV mapping!!! -
Re: What to delete from high poly when baking?
yes it will change your low poly's smoothing, on a pixel-per-pixel basis (so the bigger your tex resolution, the better your smoothing). -
Re: TRON - PLAYER - Duncan Fraser
Jocose: those squares in the rotor blades are 2x2 pixels, with a 1 pixel space in between. Hexagons aren't really possible due to technical limitations. -
Re: Next-Gen Tech Name Generator!
Low-Intensity Frog Texture Light-Speed Bird Mapping Per-Pixel Network Streaming lol. Per-pixel network streaming XD -
Re: Need tips for UV mapping :\
also, try to minimize the distance between the parts of the model. try spacing as much as possible 2 pixels apart, and 1 pixel along the edges. -
Re: creating normals from alpha/heightmap inside a shader?
You probably want to get the difference of the values pixel-by-pixel using ddx, I think. Off the top of my head... for CG/HLSL; float heightmap = your height map value; float3 normal; normal.x = ddx(heightmap); normal.y = ddy(heightmap); normal.z = sqrt(1 - normal.x*normal.x - normal.y * normal.y); // Reconstruct z… -
Re: Post one nice photo you've taken recently
Silkypix doesn't have any lens correction yet. When Lightroom supports the x100, it will remove it, but it's not "quite a bit" it's already been measured by a few websites using grid charts and all the pixel peeper measurements, and it's very slight for a wide angle lens. Lightroom's lens correction features are great. It… -
Re: Oblivion xbox360
I think there is a value-to-art asset ratio that needs to be considered. Add to that the amount of features you get for free by leveraging the research from tech you can buy and plug-in you can start to see new ways to express uniqueness, creativity and immersion. You sacrifice one aspect, but exchange it for a host of…
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