Hi, I have a problem with color baking. Model A is a Dynamesh model and model B is Zremeshed, can I BAKE COLOR INFORMATION from model A ON model B without going out from zbrush? please help !!!
Hmm, from the game screenshot, it looks like it's a four-sided system of blades: But if you wanted to just make it two-bladed, I think the middle part as you've sculpted it is too thick. (Oh wait, nevermind, I didn't look at his other hand!)
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Hi Polycount, I've recently finished getting my portfolio up to date and I'd love any critique/feedback on it. Layout, arrangement, presentation, any projects that should be dropped - that sort of thing. :) https://www.artstation.com/benjaminwood I'm currently in an environment artist/world-building role but I want to move…
Thank for the reply guys, I've went ahead and created a custom keybinding setup based on personal experience and the feedback I've received from you 😊 I haven't added anything about the UV because right now I'm mostly focused on the modeling part so I'm not in the mood to mess up with it, I'll tackle it in the future.…
we are creating a doctor who mod titled universal warfare, We are currently looking for the following roles to join our star wars empire at war forces of corruption mod team. XML Coders(need to know how eaw XML code works) 3D Modelers,(preferred that you know how the alo and ala exporter works and have it installed) Ui…
No, the scale of 0 to 255 is not interpreted as linear to the DISPLAY. It is interpreted agnostic internally. So when you have two layers, and you multiply them, so for example, red and grey: Red = (R=1.0 G=0 B=0)Grey = (R=0.5 G=0.5 B=0.5)R = 1.0 * 0.5 = 0.5G = 0.0 * 0.5 = 0.0B = 0.0 * 0.5 = 0.0Red*Grey = (R= 0.5 G=0.0…
The nodes you want in this case are: SeqAct_GetDistance - Gets distance from A to B SeqAct_MultiplyFloat - Multiples A and B and returns result SeqAct_DivideFloat - Divides A and B and returns Result SeqAct_GetLocationAndRotation - Return Location and Rotation of target All should be available in UDK, you might want to…
I seem to see a lot more continuous meshes (B) rather than multiple element designs (A.) Is there reason to the madness? As far as I can see as long as the texture is mapped correctly, (A) would use less polygons and be preferable to (B.) Which should be used in a portfolio? (Yes this is for my port, I'll be sure to pimp…