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[WIP] Morrigan Aensland redesign (High Poly and Low Poly)
Hello everyone! I'm doing a full 3D character for a final project for the university, and I would like to share some of the work in progress. I spend the most part of my time doing environment art, so I'm not used to sculpt anatomy as you will se here... For this project I decided to take for my reference a concept of the… -
Re: -- Belly Off Club --
stop drinking soda, stop eating candy and junk food, stop eating fast food, drink plenty of water I lost 50 lbs by doing that and continuing to sit on my ass... as it got thinner and thinner. -
Re: "The Secret"
oh geez... stop spending all your damn money on coffee and fast food. Invest in your 401k stop leasing your car. and for GOD sakes, stop renting if you can... ugh! Its the common sense things that get people to this day. -
Re: Air Cooler VS Liquid Cooler (CPU) / which one is better for sustained performance?
For sustained performance pretty much liquid cooling is going to surpass air, as long as you are placing your radiators in the correct locations. I personally will always have my radiators on the top and front which pulling in cool air across the radiators with my bottoms fans pulling in cool air for the other components.… -
Nukers - SciFi Top Down Modular Kit and Level Design (Unreal Engine 4)
https://youtu.be/bX5fdXXIbiw Unreal Engine 4 project featuring a modular kit, level design, modeling, texturing, shaders, particles, lighting, bluprinting and music. Breakdown Here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/Bbqrz I Hope you Enjoy it -
Tessellate and Connect (Script Request?)
Hey guys just been watching one of Gilesruscoe's modelling timelapse videos using Blender (Video). At 00:43 + you can see him select a polygon and create a tesselated and connected leg shape with a click of a button (I believe). Is this possible in Max (With a click of a button)?. I have fiddled with many modifiers and… -
Re: Getting a non-tileable and a tileable texture to blend correctly
The problem with this is that in Photoshop textures aren't filtered like they are on 3D hardware. In Photoshop, if you zoom in on your image, the pixels get larger and you can see the hard edges between them. When the textures are applied to 3d models, the graphics hardware applies texture filtering to them so you don't… -
Artists are Amazing Episode 5: Top 15 Best Game Art Styles, VFX & Environments
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Re: Persistent triangulation artifacts on surface bake. Need help.
Hi, best share some files so this can be reproduced. Looking at the UVs, are the sides stacked on top of each other? If so, I would expect issues from that. To test if that's so, you could bake just one element/ part or try not stacking those. -
Re: Where do I even begin?
That is not helpful at all, could people just stop posting stupid one-liners on this forum that are just a waste of space? While it's a good resource it's extremely hard for a beginner to just "begin" there. Anyway, the first response in this thread is good. Here's how I got into 3D and some advice: Personally I started…
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