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Re: Fever Induced Rant
[ QUOTE ] bwahahahahahahaha! interesting....especially when one of your hobbies include "Women" [/ QUOTE ] yeah. what's your point? I like women. My girlfriend just happens to be one. She's a smart, independent, hard working one too. And she looks great without spending hours each day painting her face. That's rare. [… -
Re: Baking Problem in SP (Modelled in Max)
Hi! Hm, interesting that you checked in Max but normals are flipped in the fbx. A simple way to check, would be to re-import the exported fbx and check that everything looks as intended. Since its normals define in what direction a face is looking, I would say flipping faces and flipping normals describes the same outcome.… -
Re: Low Poly Shinto Shrine Forest Path [FINISHED!]
Back for more! Spent some time sculpting the cliff, path and stairs. The cliff is still not entirely where I want it to be, but it's a step in the right direction, I think. The stairs also feel a little too wobbly, so I might pull that back, too, but they're more interesting than before. The big thing is I started to play… -
Re: Why outrourcing studio doesnt give creditis to artists?
a multitude of reasons are possible here - strict clauses in contracts on client side forbidding it - cooperations on even higher up level than client side forbidding it - marketing might want a word in each and every bit of official info out there, complicating it all - outsourcers not negotiating in favor of "their"… -
3d modeling workflow questions
Hey guys I'm a huge forum lurker here, and I just want to try to grasp my head around how modeling actually works. As far as I know, the workflow consists of creating a lowpoly model with 3ds max or maya, taking the low poly and bringing it into a sculpting program such as zbrush or mudbox, creating a high poly based off… -
ZBrush2 Tutorials?
I could use a little help. Or, to be honest, a lot. Yesterday I decided that it might be a good idea to learn how to use ZBrush. So I sacrificed a whole day off to dig into the program and through some tutorials. Unfortunately with no success whatsoever. Right now I am really, really frustrated, because the software is so… -
Normal mapping seam on mirrored UVs
After baking a normal for this mesh which has mirrored UVs down the middle I get a very visible seam in the location of the mirroring. After reading up online about this problem most people suggest to offset the mirrored half of the UVs so they don't overlap in the 0-1 to area. I'm finding this really confusing and I… -
Re: sketchbook: W
Flybyknight: thanks dude, I might put together something for another sketch. I havent got any step by steps left for the knight because I have the nasty habit of flattening my layers every now and then. I attached some quick sillos I did for the character though. So yeah, this is basically how I would start any concept,… -
Re: Which Baker??
If your biggest concern is handling very large meshes you should give handplane baker a try. The GPU bakers like knald have the fastest AO calculation which is a big advantage over CPU based bakers (handplane and xnormal) but handling really big meshes is where they struggle. Sending that much data to the GPU is slow and… -
Re: I got rejected from multiple jobs, what am I doing wrong?
A lot of people have already said much about the models as a whole. But in response to your question about whether having nothing is better, I think the answer is yes. The overall vibe I get from your replies and from looking at your portfolio myself is that you have to take a step back and revise your portfolio. If that's…
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