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[Closed] Senior 3d Character Artist (Frankfurt, Germany)
Hey all, We are currently looking to fill a couple of art positions at Keen. International employees are welcome to apply as well. With Royal Revolt, Olympus Rising and Monsters with Attitude we have developed two very successful games with more than 25 million installs and a very loyal and engaged community of over 1… -
[PAID] 3D artist for creating Hard-surface models (modeling/texturing) UE4 for november
Hello 3D-Artists, We are currently searching for freelancers to create and texture hard-surface models for a project in UE4. We cannot reveal much information about the project itself, because it is under non-disclosure. But we will provide all necessary information to candidates, who match our requirements, after signing… -
Re: THRONE ROOM - Madame Pele's Domain - William21984
Reply by William3DArtist · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Allegorithmic's 'the THRONE ROOM'Found out today that UDK does not support PBR shader technology. Will have to upgrade and buy UE4. Looking forward to that. This contest is keeping me up to date. I love it. Learning a lot. I could only assume since it is Allegorithmics challenge that you would definitely have to use PBR shaders. This contest is awesome… -
Re: Answered: 3DO/DDO Gray Material
I see, well when I view the object with just the Albedo map displayed it shows the proper color. When I change it back to PBR shading it seems like it is getting extremely washed out by the light in the scene. Is there anyway to prevent that? Here is a pic of what it looks like with a red painted steel showing only the… -
Re: Texturing, where do you start?
Well, with pbr you're going to use a lot the roughness/glossiness, the metallic or specular and the albedo. I would recommend you to learn how they work (and it's pretty simple actually) and then you can start to move forward in to learn the other ones. There are a lot of good info about pbr on marmoset website, if you do… -
Re: Physical explanation of material properties?
This is a nice source on the coloring of metals, but it's unrelated to the PBR model: http://www.webexhibits.org/causesofcolor/9.html Also: The book by the people that invented modern PBR (the one used in movies and 3D software), can be read for free now: http://www.pbr-book.org/3ed-2018/contents.html (edit: the part… -
Re: Ddo or Substance designer
New DDO is PBR based (rendering side of it + megascans) but uses the diffuse/specular workflow instead of albedo/metalness. They're working on adding metalness support for the next release I think. Legacy dDo does not have stuff like energy conservation and megascans. If you set up your own presets you apparently can use… -
Test Head
Hello. I've been playing with this one a little bit. I wanted just to do something to test 3d coat painting abilities, projections, PBR etc. So, I still prefere quixel for texturing hardsurface stuff but for some PBR painting work on the characters it's good ;) Some images And marmoset viewer ( if it's loading very long… -
Re: ANSWERED: Quixel Suite exporter (and Unity) question
(Ok, thanks again to Jonathan Holmes (Quixel) for answering this.) You can either use an unpacked Suite workflow (Unprocessed PBR or Specular PBR (GGX)), since "most of the game presets come with optimizations for channel-packing". So indeed Quixel Suite is packing the gloss map into the Alpha-channel (or Transparency of… -
Re: ANSWERED: About Gloss Maps!!!
PlateCaptain, try one of the generic PBR presets. Should work pretty well. Have not used Cycles for a long time but its pretty similar to Octane and Octane works quite well with any on the PBR ones except you have to invert the glossy map and plug it in to the roughness node. If i remember correctly Cycles also calls…
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