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Re: mihalceanu's colaboration/updates thread
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Re: mexican federale
A lot of good progress the Bobby especially, but Im wondering, is there any reason you're skipping the ears? I noticed that on the Mexican and the Bobby they aren't actually defined. -
Re: 1st Likeness Sculpt - Guess Who
It's supposed to be J K Simmons, but you're missing an awful lot of core landmarks that define it as him. Relying on facial hair to sell the likeness is a poor substitute. -
Re: Cloth collision?
Also make sure in you app to define your cloth bone. Maya is "cloth" or something like that. I haven't done it in a while, but it's well documented. -
Re: 3dsmax question, lost timeline bar ?
You need to remove the macroscript header from the script in the startup folder as well. Otherwise you are defining a Macro instead of running a script. Remove these lines: -
Re: [Portfolio] - Clark Varner, VFX Artist
Work on your textures a bit more, they are rather dull and could use some more detail in them. Textures define half the quality of your vfx. -
Re: Muscles...
Sorry for the necro, but, depending on your render engine you could use vertex colour to define a transition between a "red muscle" and "white muscle" material. -
Re: Why you should NOT trust 3ds Max's viewport normal-map display!
This is definately most interesting, but I believe most people will not think this far, and even wont go as far as to properly set their hard edges even for baking :) -
Re: Renard Queenston WIP
Start by modelling something more simple, a whole character with crazy hair going all over the place is definately jumping in at the deep end i think. -
Re: Log Cabin Texture scheme
take note of that, the problem of the second one is that is much more noisy and less defined, but might work. Trying to bake amb occlusion on vertex right now
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