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Method to make object stick on other objects surface in Blender?
Hi. Im new here so say hello! =) I'm making a character for my degree work and when i was placing buttons to the characters clothes i started to wonder if there's a way in Blender to make objects stick on the other objects surface when near? (ease the placing). I have 3ds Max too, but im just starting to learn it, is there… -
UDK Anoying Normal Map Seam Doesn't Make Any Sense.
I have a 1 meter x 1 meter polygon I made in max. I duplicated it, moved the duplicate 1 meter to the left and then attached and merged the verts. So now I have a 2m x 1m plane. I then broke and rotated the UVs so my UV texture was mirrored down the middle. * Everything is a single smoothing group * I Imported the normal… -
Students, you can be making games right now. Just volunteer responsibly.
Students, if you feel like you're time is being wasted wherever you are with general education courses, or foundational classes, you can still make games. Just volunteer your time responsibly, treat it like a "job" as much as you reasonably can. You can make games to solve the "what 2-3 years experience do you have in game… -
Re: How do you bake a complex model from high polygon to low polygon in Substance Painter?
Hi @Naoto, I might say it's working fine but you're missing the point of baking. I mean, when you are baking a high poly model on to a low poly model you are transferring surface detail to it. You have a good model you can subdivide/smooth, made of quads, ready to project but you still need the low poly version. Your low… -
Re: Map baking research and things i could not figure out
I second this. I had trouble with baking until I got Toolbag 3. It just makes it stupid simple. Fast iterations and live visual feedback means all the stuff that seemed really complex when you read about it becomes quite simple to understand. These days, trouble shooting a bad bake is not a big thing at all anymore,… -
Question about very big/vast area making
Sorry if this might be something very simple, but I'm interested how do people go on about creating something that is very big? To give more info I'm having a deep(around 2 km) valley with mountains( at least 4 kms) or huge chamber in mind (400 m * 800 m). When I try to make such objects (just block up, so literally planes… -
Making a Realistic Elevator in Kismet (not a lift-help needed)
for my level design class im making a casino, and in my casino i want an elevator. but being a realistic environment i dont want simple lift elevators. im learning scaleform right now to make custom ui buttons. however im stuck right now in kismet. i have three floors and three elevators. right now im trying to figure out… -
How To Make Super Clean UV Texture Maps?
I've been searching for months now to help me answer this question, which leads me to believe I'm probably overthinking it, but since it still bugs me, I wanted to ask here. How do you guys make such super clean UV Texture Maps? You guys post these awesome texture files where everything is laid out nicely next to each… -
Re: What could possibly make coding fun?
welllll, the fact that i get paid to write mel scripts and shaders helps make it a bit more fun for sure:) the thing that makes it fun for me tho is mainly that im not that good of an artist, so being able to write a shader is much more intuitive to me than say painting a texture for example. also once i really learned mel… -
Re: A question about skeletons (that lava/Lgun makes)
If you're making a custom skeleton for your character, you should make a custom ragdoll, and, if you really want to, a custom "skeleton model" for your character. If you don't want to make a skeleton mesh, you can include the Skeleton= line in the upl and point that towards your model's mesh name (which means that your…
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