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Re: Looking for some portfolio/job hunting advice
For the french people : Bon okay... C'est un taf de merde avec des conditions de merde, et des salaires merde. Mais on va essayer de pas trop d -
Re: Which one is the best game for you?
Mods are installed :D I must admit I even tweaked the mercs for my lastest run as I just wanted to fight & equip and not care about the financial side of the game XD -
Re: Mesh resolution
Cool thanks. I'm not going for portfolio pieces. Got enough of that. But if you merge them together how can you avoid having the hard part from bending in the rig? Weight painting would be enough? On shoulders? -
Re: New MechWarrior !
tat atlas kicks ass Ive played everything from the MW franchise and especially enjoyed Mech commander and mercs. cant wait to see what this brings -
Re: So what are you working on?
Cryx This one took me a while because I couldn't find quality drawn art for the Cryx. I ended up coloring Terminus, which took up a good chunck of time. Mercs -
Re: WTH ... El Camino?
It looks ok, but if its going to be used for hauling stuff you would'nt want it to get scratched up, like having a nice Merc with building equipment in the back. I thought utes were pickups. -
Re: A question about correct optimization.
Try the same with intersecting highpoly and merged lowpoly. We can get into the aesthetics of merging highpoly meshes, or moreso limiting nasty intersections, but there isn't any technical reason why your high would need to be merged. -
Maya 2013 Mirror Geometry || HELP!!
I'm trying to mirror a group of objects without merging them to the parent geometry. However, even though I have the merge geometry check box unchecked, it still merges the geometry together as one object instead of separate objects. Am I missing something I'm supposed to be doing? -
Re: [P&P] - What Are You Working On? 2009 Edition!
@culturedbum That chest piece looks way to large compared to the waist. Perhaps legs or something will even it out but right now it seems like that merc's back is going to snap -
Re: Baking intersecting elements
Typically you would use bake groups - find more info on that here: https://marmoset.co/posts/toolbag-baking-tutorial/ In this case, it looks like your highpoly is a contiguous surface while the low poly is split into multiple objects - it won't be possible to bake a mesh like this without some sort of seam or artifact…
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