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Re: Monthly Noob Environment Challenge 2
I started off with a poly plane and two cubes- one horizontal, one vertical (for verts to snap to), and extruded, split and snapped the plane to the shape I wanted. Plus some bevel. I do love my bevel :3 -
Re: PPSh-41
and also, this is the blueprint image of the backview of the stock. It was really bothering me that my stock wasn't curved enough but i pulled this up and its pretty much directly lined up with it. Guess its more vertical than i thought... -
Re: Vertex paint modifier in max is blending colors.
If you select by Polygon or by Element, you can paint in solid colors. The way this works internally, is the vertices along the edges between polygons get multiple colors per vertex, which ends up looking like a hard edge. -
Re: Vertex count for 2 UV layouts
It's 1 vertex for each unique combination of values (color, each UV map, normal, tangent, position, etc...). If you keep the same UV islands (just moved around a bit) you won't be adding any more vertices. -
Re: TB2 beta thread
0 equals 4, and 1 equals infinity, and the mapping is not linear, its mapped so that 0.5 looks roughly halfway between 4 and infinity. If you want to know the math: horizontal is gloss value, vertical is blinn-phong exponent -
Re: Cavity vs Curvature maps
If you have an unwrapped high poly mesh, you can bake the curvature in Substance Designer based on the vertices using the standard Curvature baker. 2 is indeed the exact same thing as 3, but coded in one channel instead of 2. -
Re: Elf WIP UE4
She is Gorgeous Ysalex! All the time put in to her really show through. A question regarding the braid, did you model it with the plains completely vertical and then skin it to a spline to place it? Or did you model it over the shoulder from the start? -
Re: UV layout of large objects (Buildings, etc)
That automated atlas script looks very messy, moving UVs "by hand" isn't hard to do at all, especially compared to moving vertices in 3d space. If you need to rely on automated scripts your just putting yourself at a disadvantage. -
Re: Tiling Floor Design
curved line is more prone to jaggy edges doing straight horizontal and vertical lines like in your first post and the example i did it doesnt really pixilate. that shader does put the vertex blend over both btw -
Re: Combat Shot
cool. I'd make the upward cut @ 178 more vertical so she more or less lands at the same spot instead of some distance back, then do the spin action starting from the landing crouch same way as the ref.
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