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Re: The Beast - Questions and Answers
Yes, hair modeled as cards or polygon strips are allowed, pretty much any method that would be practical in real time. -
Re: [ Solved ] Zbrsuh - low mesh quality - pixelated
yup, NOORS is right. Try making it a primitive 3d and then subdivide until you get around 2.2 million polygons. -
Re: Deleting unseen polys nowdays?
Also, if you have baked normals deleting faces will affect the shading of adjacent polygons (assuming they were smoothed together). -
Re: Zbrush micro mesh question...
Try making your cards only have one polygon, or use fibermesh to generate the cards before using micromesh. -
Re: Onilolz + Zaphk - Dota 2 Thread
In game it won't appear the have that thickness caused by the inverted polygons on the back though because it won't be rendered as double sided. -
Re: 3D solid modeling
IIRC, SolidWorks does not "work" in polygons and you can not render a traditional wireframe, other than the bounding edges of surfaces. -
Re: VSS "Vintorez" silent sniper rifle
Alright, I increased the polygon density on the scope bits and now it looks a trillion times better. It is now 6325 tris. -
Re: [WIP] Tactical AK47
Yeah, but i think we should smooth them when the don't have geometry(polygons) and they are just in the normal map. -
Re: Wierd Lines
that line thing means theres a problem with your UVs. usually its polygons that have 0 UV surface area. -
Re: How to get Alpha cleaner in ZBrush
Here's subdiv 1 Here's subdiv 8 I'd say that the density in polygons may be it looking at my subdiv 1...
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