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Re: What Are You Working On? 2014 Edition
^and maybe some more junk on the floor. like empty fry containers. cigarette butts and cigarette containers. just some junk. definitely love a lot of these ^_^ -
Re: Normal Maps: Can Somone Explain This "Black Edge" issue
don't use that tutorial. it's outdated and contains incorrect information. this one isn't as basic though it contains a lot better information: http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/autodesk-3ds-max/project-workflow-creating-a-next-gen-sci-fi-prop-day-2/ -
Re: Portfolio Critique Please
On your container the texture is very blurry. Your size is also 2048x2048 way to big for an asset of that size. You dont have any scratch detail either. Keep working at it you will get there. Look at some pictures of containers to get some real reference -
[WIP] [Environment] [UE4] Ruins
Hey guys! I recently started working on a new environment, and I'm trying to really push this one as far as I can, and learn as much as possible along the way. As such, I'm going to be updating the progress and development here, from beginning to end. As usual, I'm always open to critiques and would love to hear what you… -
Re: Neverwinter Nights 2
wille, yes, some things, like certain armours contain speculars in the alpha of the normalmap, but others, like faces, do not contain any kind of trace of a specular map. -
Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2022
Started working on the Heeler house from the children's show Bluey, using Maya and UE5. Has to be done in chunks because the house in the show contains non-Euclidean geometry. This section will contain the upstairs living room, the sun room, and the kitchen. -
Re: Rotating Text with HTML?
Create a div container which has the shape and text inside and then use this code in your stylesheet to rotate the container. [html]div { -ms-transform: rotate(); /* IE 9 */ -webkit-transform: rotate(); /* Safari */ transform: rotate(); }[/html] For learning: http://www.w3schools.com/ https://www.codecademy.com/ -
Re: Normal map issue
normal maps do not contain height data, they contain "change of angle" data. This is why you need to have beveled edges to show. You would probably benefit from poking through the wiki here: http://wiki.polycount.com/NormalMap?highlight=%28\bCategoryTexturing\b%29 -
Re: Answered: Material ID map not loading correctly
Meshes can can contain more than one object. In your case, the exported *.OBJ contained several objects. You'll need to ensure that your exported model is a single object per UV set. May I see a video of the material problem you've described? -
Ultimate tool - a call for UI coders
Hi there! I think I quickly mentioned this some time ago but I have been thinking about it more over the last few days. There is a possibility that such tool already exists somewhere, but I thought I could share the design document and maybe, find someone interested in coding it! ***Hotkeys holder for tablet and tabletPC…
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