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Perspective Tools v2 for Photoshop CS6-CC2018
Hey everyone, Here's a little panel for Photoshop I've been working on for some time: Perspective Tools version 2. It's a complete rewrite of version 1 I mentioned on Polycount several years ago So, that's what it can do. I) Grids. - perspective grids, defined by one point or by two guides - parallel grids - hiding/showing… -
Re: Biped problem
Vig, youve been an awesome help but I managed to figure out my little quirk It seems if I have a default in>out curve as stepped when i create my keyframes it works, god only knows how easy its going to be refining later on though, any heads up would be apreciated OK slight edit, im moving on brilliantly, but for some… -
Re: Elf Woman
Not sure what you want with that. But I suggest: -Gather some reference images: Female faces, elf images, fantasy costumes, weapons, female body. -Think on some background and find out what fits with her. If you can draw, do some fast concept of what you are aiming for. If not, model the body without any detail and paint… -
Re: WIP Futuristic Recon Trooper
Well the first thing i notice is that the legs are anatomically incorrect, unless your character has no feet and stubs for legs then it doesnt make sense, either way it doesnt look appealing. I'm gonna go out on a limb and say you might have got the idea from blazblue nu? if not then check out how they do it anyway. You… -
Re: Ayl, character model
[ QUOTE ] What part of the anatomy do you think is wrong? The whole thing? [/ QUOTE ] Face and hands -- like i said, I like the base, just not your detailing. The brow's wrong, the ear is too thin and too high, the orbit is freakily defined and he has no cheekbones to speak of, and there's a weird inconsistency between… -
Re: Noob Learning Challenge, Dark Aribeth (NSFW)
11. Low Poly - Smoothing Groups Smoothing groups are used to describe the different surfaces on a mesh. It can help you define where an area is smooth, and where there is a hard edge. Maya and 3ds Max handle this process differently, but you will achieve the same result. In Maya you can smooth the normals of an object,… -
Re: Hand Painted Textures WIP
Proportions and textures are looking much nicer and more refined, but his hands are pretty wonky looking, they're just looking like segmented cylinders atm. His fingers are far too long and I can imagine will look strange when rigged and posed. A more defined low poly hand like this would look way better. It gives you the… -
Re: Game Art Cliches
Mark Twain said it best: "Your manuscript is both good and original; but the part that is good is not original, and the part that is original is not good." If it's original and new, it's probably rough, buggy, and sometimes hesitant. If it's not original, then it has examples of how to and not to treat the subject matter,… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2014 Edition
Hey! It's my first post in WAYWO too, so don't feel too intimidated, haha. Hopefully I'll post something of my own in the near future, but right now I'd very much like to make a few suggestions to really nail the "disney" feel. Firstly, though, I'm loving the bust. Her arms are lovely and the stand is super cute. Also… -
Re: Normal Map Issues at UV-Seams
Hi! Certainly a simple example would be best way to get familiar with how tangent space normal maps look/ behave and to set things up in the soft that's being rendered in. Checking the shared Painter file, it looks like the seam showing in that face area is exacerbated by seams/ discontinuity in the curvature map (and as a…
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