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Giving a mesh file thickness- with complex outer geometry. NSFW, looking for new approaches!
In trying to accomplish this, I've played quite a bit with Blender, Meshlab, Meshmixer, and Netfabb. I've had great luck exporting OBJ models out of VAM (Virt-A-Mate, nude models), importing them to Daz Studio, and then running the "Convert to SubD" command twice (requires running the command once, saving, opening the new… -
First Organic Character - Critique plz
Hey all. New to these forums and Im looking forward to having some great times here and learning alot. Here is a original character of mine based on a story I will develop for a game idea, long term by the way. I began this in early June as part of my 3D Character Design class in my Game Design bachelor. We were supposed… -
[Characters/Creatures/Props] - Eternal Fate art dump - Escalation Studios Inc
Hey everyone. It has been a while since I posted new art here on polycount. My company, Escalation Studios, unveiled one of our projects at Quakecon called Eternal Fate. It's an action RPG with a light-hearted style and a variety of game modes. What we showed off last weekend in Dallas was an interactive demo of PVP. More… -
Re: (Question) Should I do a single large texture or UDIM for an object like Human body?
From the top of my head the most apparent pros and cons for a 16k sheet are these: Pros: probably fewer render passes as everything shares one material, depending on your workflow one texture sheet might be easier to manage/texture than separate ones, maybe you can squeeze out a better texel density inf you can merge… -
Re: Investigation: A Video Game Studio From Hell
No one is defending it (the issue at the company at hand, if it is as bad as the article claims, which many peeps here are backing it up, then yes, change needs to happen). However, Jason is known for rushing to write articles as soon as he can without any kind of updates on his articles or even source checking. He also… -
Re: ohnoes a wild portfolio appears
Ok, gonna be brutally honest. While you definitely show some ability, I don't think these characters hold up well enough for you to use them in a folio. It depends on what kind of jobs you are going for, but IMO, they aren't good enough to get you a gig. Mostly because the anatomy seems off...they seem cartoony but not… -
Re: UDK - Deus Ex - FEMA Boss Room [WIP]
@Warby and Luke - Thanks for taking a look! @SirCalalot - Right now I think of it as a storage facility of sorts. In the game it was a boss battle room. At first glance the crane system in the middle doesn't make any sense to me. The track it follows wouldn't be able to put stuff on the different floors (I will look around… -
Re: Sketchbook: Paco Casares
Hello fellas! I have been exploring with Zbrush a bit further doing exercises and experimenting. I got to say, that sculpting in Zbrush is becoming my biggest ambition and I do not want to stop until I can be confident to say that I am a professional sculptor and modeller with Zbrush. Here I am, for fun doing some furry… -
Re: The Best Approach to Character Art?
I see your stuff. You want to be a character artist? Forget art style. Forget what makes other artists styles cool or not. LEARN ANATOMY. The only thing that will be universal and help you in the long run nothing else. Learn posing. Learn Dynamic poses. Learn to draw or sculpt your character in any action possible. At the… -
Re: SciFi Soldier
Hey man i saw your pm so heres my feedback first of great effort you`re putting into learning zbrush and character art. But i think you`re taking on a bit more than you can chew atm. theres two problems 1. Anatomy: You seem to be afraid to dig into your shapes, i suggest sculpting a naked body first before adding the armor…
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