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[UE4] Help on organizing environment game assets.
Hello everyone ! I hope you're having a nice day ! First of all, I am kinda new around here, so feel free to tell me if I've posted this in the wrong place. I'm working on my first game environment in Unreal Engine 4, and was having trouble organizing my work. I need to know if my workflow makes sense, so if you would be… -
[ZBrush] Editing topology with SubDivision Levels
Hello! I'm in the process of making my second character model. Taken a lot of mistakes and learning to get to this point. I've been stuck on something the past few days though, and I'm unsure whether I'm doing something wrong or if I misunderstand the process. I got a sculpt close enough, then moved to Blender for… -
Re: [P&P] - What Are You Working On? 2009 Edition!
eek! Don't do that! The contrast is fine. Maybe some more tone and color variations could help (some darker and lighter stones for example) -
Re: First Tilable Texture in zBrush!
Hey tkfxity, first of all, good job, especially for your first go at ZBrush! The following are just a few things I would suggest for your next texture but of course this is subjective and also depends on the intended use for the texture: - Try using more than one brick/stone (I know this was only for speed this time) with… -
Re: Demo Reel WIP Thread - Fantasy Beach Town
I really like your textures and of course the concepts! What i think it's not great as the 2d work is the 3d when it comes to: silhouettes. Especially the tower stones have in the 3d model just a flat silhouette during the concept has a really stony one. That's what i general don't like at 3D :D -
Re: Roman Facade
Wooo, that is some sexy wood scluptin! This scene is already pretty sweet, but I have a few nitpicks that may help you.. * I'd say you could have used some more value variation, like making the bits that stick out a bit lighter due to weather/just being worn down. * Some of your objects are very monochromatic (stone, wood)… -
Re: environment project - handpainted dungeon/forge
Looks like a great start! I think the highlights on the stones might be a bit much? Maybe have a few that bright, but tone the rest down, or blend them out more? -
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Here's the progress on my next asset for my class: Reference Stuff: -
Re: [UDK] Painted Low Poly Environment
Toned down the contrast values, and fixed up the texture light direction issue on the stones, thanks Wonkey good spotting :) Working on adding a well and some of the other prop suggestions for now. -
Re: Asset Development for end of semester scene!
The ref pic is good because I wasn't sure at first if it was a fantasty/medieval theme or an old farm house kinda thing. So yeah, like Add3r said you should have some consistency between the wood grains for the believability factor. The other thing I would point out is that the shingles have pretty clean craftsmanship…
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