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Re: sci fi hangar bay
Looking pretty awesome! Not every edge needs to be scratched exposed metal. You can highlight and pronounce edges in other ways. A slightly lighter diffuse edge with slightly brighter spec works great. When you have ever edge damaged not only does it stop making sense, but it starts to become noisy. A good way to do damage… -
Re: Critique needed for junior Environment Artist
Hey Phil, first off, cool art :) I'm just going to write down what's going through my head as I study your work. Gasoline enviro: Cluster vegetation together. Current it's scattered randomly and doesn't make much sense. Terrain needs some blended layers too. Current terrain material doesn't really look like realistic dried… -
Re: How hard is it to make a fighting game ?
For combos you should maintain a list of key presses and the time of that key press, then you can backtrack through the list in search for a combo, whenever the max time between two consecutive key presses runs out you search the longest combo starting at the end of the list, apply that move and clear the list. Attacks are… -
Re: almost a new year another new project. Willy Jeep WW2
I like it! The skid plate in the middle has diagonal scratches, shouldn't they be forward to back? The suspension is actually straps of metal stacked together, it would probably be better to straighten them out on the UV layout for two reasons. 1) They'll pack better. 2) You can more easily draw straight lines on them… -
Re: Some workflow/nanite questions coming from UE4
POM is pretty expensive and prone to a lot of artefacting - personally i try to avoid it unless I'm not in a position to generate the mesh I actually need (damage decals are a great use case for POM) - Nanite has no bearing on this at all. There is a baseline cost to using Nanite and you need to be sure that your target… -
Re: Interior Environment with Hero Assets WIP Log: 1960s Apartment Crime Scene
Thanks @littleclaude! The detailed feedback is sincerely appreciated. Taking it piecemeal, some of your feedback hits right on areas I had planned out + gives me a lot of stellar ideas and I wanted to call them out & show where my mind is at: * "lived-in" details: I have a sitting area where the victim spent most his time… -
Re: (Finished) Research Outpost - Unreal Engine 5 Environment
Hi everyone, happy weekend! Update on the project. :) I made one major change to the layout, I removed the smallest room. As it was unnecessary, and frankly it looks better without. Now I can clearly divide the first room into sections for separate uses and functionalities. Lately I’ve been focusing heavily on asset… -
Re: Gran Turismo 5
@Slave Zero Car Damage - Yeah it sucks you need to grind to get damage. I think visual damage unlocks at lvl 15, and full mechanical damage unlocks at 30-40??? Although you can get the taste of full damage if you setup your own online race. I found you do lose signifgant if not, all your steering in a crash, and almost all… -
Re: Dota 2 - Workshop Thread
I like the shapes. It's very interesting, but I'm not so sure about the internal blades about having that kind of damage. I mean, all the direction of damage are coming from outside, so I guess the blade which would have more damage its the external one, and then, the other would have less and different kind of cracks and… -
Re: Weekly Substance Challenge - Week 1
I like using the Slope Blur method to make edge damages. It gives really nice sloped chipped away looking damage. I used this to make two slope damage variations, one for the large breaks, and a finer noise damage. Then blended those two together with the original tile height map to get the effect.
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