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Re: 1865 Gatling Gun (WIP) | Critique Wanted
@NURBS I *THINK* what Teodar23 means is (from what I see) is on some of the brass parts of the gun assembly have 90 degree edges, or sharp edges. In most cases pieces like this would have some sort of bevel or rounding to them even if its only a very small amount. To me it seems like you tried to mimic this with the… -
Re: Sketch A Day.
Hey nice stuff there Albin! I like the values and pose. What I think you need to do is tidy up the picture, you can use some line work to better define where all the details is and then carefully paint them over with a hard sharp brush. You can also use a hard sharp eraser to "cut" away at the siluette defining the form… -
Re: Centauro
Hey mate, its looking cool. I reckon you wanna add more fine, sharp highlights here there and everywhere. I know it should be kept quite matt and dull, but it will look better, just keep them nice and sharp. More obvious dirt in the nooks and cranies would finish it off. The tyres need a blend between the 2 tones, to… -
Blending of textures in PS2
Hello. I was trying to create some scenes in the styles of games like Shadow of the Colossus, and Final Fantasy 11. I got curious about how these games deal with texturing. FF11, when you look ingame, the assets seems to have blending textures: But then I saw a video where a person extracted this assest into unreal, and… -
In need of advice on normal mapping/texturing large buildings
Hey guys, first post here as the discords I am in are mainly weapon related, and as ive found these things are very very different issues. I am in the process of making a bunch of buildings. To preface this, I know modular components are very versatile and many of the more basic buildings in the project are comprised of… -
Re: Wizard's writing Desk
Your desk project looks amazing! The modeling, texture, and rendering all show a high level of attention to detail, particularly when using a combination of Max, Solid Painter, and The Zbrush program. The Marmoset 3 visuals appear sharp, and the materials seem well-placed. Really looking forward to the bookcase and chair… -
Re: Fantasy props (Based on WoW concept)
Not sure if the snow on the roof is final yet, but I'd get rid of the sharp edge on the side of the snow. The sharp edged combined with the dark gray shadow makes the snow look like stone/concrete rather than snow. Snow is fluffy, white and lets a ton of light through. Here is an example of shadow on snow, notice the soft… -
Re: Weird Normal Map result
You must just have your high poly edges too sharp? I couldn't tell what problem you were having at first. If it's just that the normals are not strong enough for you, try beveling or rounding the edges. And I see what Scruples was saying now, he was just agreeing about edges being too sharp. Can we see the high poly as… -
Re: Remade My Old Pillar
my main crit would be, and this goes for alot of the eat3d pillar models ive seen here, is that the exterior surface of the concrete is sharpe while the broken sections are all soft and blobby. This is the wrong way round, the brocken sections shuld be sharper with sharpe edges to the breaks and cracks runnigng from the… -
Re: My cautionary tale of swords
They're meant to do that, you know. But yeah, a friend of mine has quite the collection (or had, I think it's up in some attic somewhere), and some of his swords were ridiculously sharp. Surprisingly sharp, I should say, since it did err.. surprise me, a few times. Given how I did muck about with them at parties every now…
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