These are screenshot of Unity, No actual texturing done on this. Custom normals for edge highlights. All details are decals. Edge wear, dirt and grunge controllable in the surface shader in real time. Blender(DECALmachine, HardOps), Unity3D, a little bit of Substance Designer(baking AO and Curvature and combine them with…
Ive been working on a project to scan surfaces and make them into alphas and stencils for zbrush/mudbox. I've got a link to some samples below to try out. These surfaces are geared mainly towards high poly game asset creation. Polycount is a pretty technical art community and you guys might be able to think of ways to use…
Are these particles leaving the surface or animating in some way? If they're perminetly stuck to the surface I don't understand why you need PFlow. You can't warp or conform particles to the surface of an object, using vanilla PFlow. You can only use the surface of a mesh as starting point for particles to spawn. If you're…
Emissive Mapping to express that the character has some high energy in him,This technique that adds a glow effect to specific parts of a texture. This is particularly useful for creating elements that appear to emit light, such as glowing eyes and cracks in the body. For example, in our character Fiddler, emissive maps…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X7i8tsdNN2I Key Features: * Automatic Surface Alignment: Greeble parts automatically align to each face’s normal—no manual rotation required. * Instant Parenting: Each newly scattered part is parented to its target mesh, so moving or transforming the original object keeps all the detailing…
If the rig doesnt change, then all you need is to transfer skinning from source to target. This could be worldspace (depends on the changes really), topology space or even UV space if that doesnt change. This limits how much you can change i would assume. But yeah if you want the rig to adjust, this is what I would try.…
Tip 02 - PBR materials needs baked shadows and specular maps and here's why. It doesn’t matter if it’s Megascans or what, once imported in game engine you get average looking materials. In Megascans library you’re looking at renders on surfaces with tons of triangles. Every tiny detail is in 3D and it receives shadows plus…
Thats almost certainly painted sheet steel - I'm not sure if it's galvanised but it will certainly have some sort of rust protection under the paint It's got rust in places where the protection has scraped off so we know it's ferrous - that excludes aluminium and fibreglass and since steel is the cheapest and most sensible…
@Boosted24v There's a lot of factors at play here but the majority of the issues with the model are related to inaccurate or incomplete shape geometry and noncontinuous / non-coplanar topology. When it comes to the actual modeling process the issue is more of what's being hidden by the n-gons rather than the n-gons…
I agree with Neox, and I would recommend to not directly assume something is done in a certain way unless you verify it yourself or take it from verified sources. I don't know how this result would be achieved in Nuke, as I am unfamiliar with the requirements/capabilities of that software; but I know of a couple videos…