Something Green and spidery, Like our Logo, and maybe keeping electric greep piping and trim on our black Uniforms? Heh heh [Edit] Yeah, just like the one above. On other"look and feel" should we go with clean futurist design (my pref usually), or something else? What flavor of Evil? WIth the SF design, I'd shy awy from…
I would like to add more details but unfortunately I don't have time for that. I have baked the model and started laying out the textures now. I really like how this green color works well with gold so I am aiming for this look.
I feel like the black pillar could use more work, I don’t see any roughness changes compared to the other pieces, also the horizontal cyan pieces is too saturated and drawing unwanted attention, while the four green corner on the wall is not bright enough to highlight the entrance
I think that there is a major problem with the approach you are using to texture your house models. If I were you, I would create a texture atlas and use tilable textures. Right now you are using the none-overlapping UV/render-to-texture approach which really isn't suitable for making such large structures. I would suggest…
I think the main weakness in the argument put forward in the OP is that much of its out of date theories from November 2011 when no one knew what might happen with Greece and it was anyone's guess if things could have got far worse. In the present day Greece has gone beyond the point where if it does default it would be…
Some of the needed edge cuts seems to be distibuted all over the model ? Maybe good for concepting but this may should be optimized (for example showing the 3 to 1 quad transition) especially when there are so many planar areas (then even triangles are no problem).. the hood seems to need some of that details (green).…
Hey there, I've spent days creating some Ancient Greek trim sheets for a uni project but now in UE4 they're baking super weird. It's as if UE4 is doing the lighting for 1 object then just giving that bake to all the others- it looks horrendous! Lightmaps are green, but the UVs look like this (this is only one sheet, each…
I'm afraid I don't understand your question. Like showing them off separately? Or perhaps having individual plants or custom versions of plant clusters (of the same species) rather than one big cluster that gets copied around in order to be able to better adjust them for the camera? Depends a bit on how much time you have…
Here's some comments. [COLOR="Green"]--NOTHING WRONG WITH THIS LINE, EXCEPT IN MAXSCRIPT IF YOU HAVE AN ELSE CLAUSE YOU NEED TO USE "THEN" NOT "DO"[/COLOR]for obj in selection do[COLOR="Green"]--THE BRACKET DOESN'T NEED TO BE DOUBLE UP[/color] (([COLOR="Green"] --YOU DON'T DECLARE VARIABLES IN MAXSCRIPT OR END LINES WITH A…
How a hue rotation changes the wheel totally depends on how the color space rotation is achieved. Colors only go in circles inside the human head. So any hue rotation is a mathematical abstraction at best. And no you can't mix yellow and blue to get green because yellow and blue don't make green. They make mush. This is…