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How would one divide up this vehicle by material / UV map?
Hello, I have a model here (a "Vespa 150 TAP", if you wanted reference) and am having trouble deciding how I should divide it up material-wise for UV maps / importing to substance painter. I figured this would have been an easy thing to google, but I can't seem to find any tutorials or threads that talk about this (or I'm… -
Re: [WIP] Muzen Wild Mini | Hero Prop
This looks great so far. A few of the proportions seem a bit off. The green handle maybe should be thicker? And the knurling seems too small... how many "knurls" are in a vertical row? The black grill seems to be missing the deep holes. Where are the rubber feet? -
Re: new polycount logo
I would love the new logo, looove, if only the site were called Pixelcount ;) And also if the green wasn't so bright - th eold logo had a much darker and more pleasant shade of green. Bright green is my least favourite colour, while I quite liked the old green... I quite miss the old polysmilies too, but other than that I… -
Re: UDK - How to set up 4 textures in Vertex Painting.
mAlkAv!An is right in his subsequent post, the info below is wrong, something was screwy with how I was painting my vert colors. With the setup you have, the green and blue vertex color LERPS which I assume are further down the chain, are dependent on where you have painted red. So what you have to do with this setup, is… -
Re: [WIP] RED V-Raptor camera, Plasticity practice
Thanks for this cheat sheet. Might come in handy. What I was talking about in previous post: Combined material with mask. You can see a bit of thin film, gradient from pink to green (from sides to center). Reflections are not too bright and sharp. You can see inside parts a bit better. Simple material with thin film. No… -
Re: How to go about texturing these two assets stuck in a jam on understanding certain things
Use tiling textures. This is a standard industry method. If you want to add unique details, add multi-texturing afterwards. Light green = what you texture. Dark green dashed line = reused from the light green bits. Blue arrows = these vertical bars can all use the same texture. Blue dashed line = Make one vertical bar, UV… -
Re: Subway Entrance WIP
if you look at this metal; http://www.caponeart.com/SLS_Gow_Trunk_01.jpg You can clearly see the damaged metal near the big edges that draw our attention. The green metal rust is brown colored, and there are several tones of grey and green in the texture. The grey and green color of that texture is still in 'range' of… -
Re: University game project - need advice/crits
Oh wow, this is going to be a big help, Dave. Really awesome picture. I'm wondering a little about the green though. Is it really just bad to have green or could it be used for something? Originally we had planned it to be reserved for important things since it actually does pop out as soon as something green shows up. I'm… -
Re: JagdLuther - dust tactics 3D model
Looks sweet, presentation is nice aswell. You could maybe try one shot with a strong directional light, yours is really even, usually does great work on complex geometric shapes Also, the green cloth stands out a little negatively because it is not apparent on anything else. It would balance a lot better if you bring back… -
Re: Fountain Modeling
The green is really saturated. Also, the fountain is supposed to be made out of metal, but the way you have the diffuse and specular isn't making it look that way. This material tutorial will help you figure out how to get it lookin' like metal. The basic gist of it would be to make the metal parts have the same hue on the…
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