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Re: Rotating models in UDK (lighting issue)
Upload a test model maybe? I don't have time to make one, but I can assure you, this is an issue I had extensively with Max's viewport when I was using ShaderFX, to which UDK is immune, UNLESS you did some/certain kind of normal editing like size, rotation, etc in your package of choice without collapsing resetting… -
Re: Roadside Fantasy INN - UE4
Ok so I definetely agree with you guys and plan on changing up the lighting, however, I've been trying to edit my normals in speedtree and it just seems to be impossible. Whenever I export from speedtree to UE4 (im using the ue4 subscription version so I can't export to max and edit the normals there), the normals that I… -
Re: some quick answers needed
to be serious, I'm not familiar at all with Zbrush, but I can ask your questions about normal maps! #2 if you want your high res model displayed in marmoset, you need to export the high res, but if you want to have a "game ready" model in marmoset, which is supposed to be the low res, then export the low res to marmoset… -
Re: [solved] 3D Viewport mesh display issue (Designer 5.3)
"Compute binormals in fragment shader" means - if the fbx has NOT been exported with tangent/binormals, or - if the "Always recompute tangent frames" option is enabled then the tangent and binormal will be computed per pixel (compared to per vertex). If you plan to use/view the mesh and normal map in Unreal Engine 4 (and… -
Re: DeWALT Handplane
Some more progress, just gotta do the handle/cable :) Maybe the fence attachment? @AlecMoody A question that sparked with me while looking into the baker, and also looking at everyone's run-in with the baker; Say I have my final LP unwrapped and ready to bake - I start selecting elements on my lp, detaching, and exporting… -
Re: using photoshop brushes as splines in 3ds max ?
No direct way to do it, but there might be a roundabout way. You used to be able to open illustrator paths as splines in Max. Might have needed a plugin, but it could be done. Assuming it's still possible to do that you could try the following: - Stamp down your brush on a blank layer - CTRL click the layer thumbnail to… -
Re: Why Triangulate model for in game end result?
The reason the engine trianglulates a model is because it is much, MUCH easier to calculate a triangle than a quad. Using the Pythagora's algorithm, triangles are win. :) Some people prefer to triangulate their models before exporting it to an engine, that way you know exactly how the model will be triangulated, and you… -
Re: Crytek vs Unreal
Definitely true for a lot of the bigger companies, GCMP, but if you're looking at the smaller studios (not that many use UE3), we're always looking for well rounded people. I personally cover asset creation, exporting, level design/building, cascade, PHAT, animation tree work, lighting, matinee, and mild kismet… -
Re: Polycount 3.0 design restrictions
vito -search? Have you heard of Google? Naw, these days I'm fed up with drilling through menus to find stuff. Real world example. Today we had to go to the dump to get rid of stuff since we are moving house. We had not been to the dump near us in Edinburgh, so we went to the council website to find out where it as. There… -
Marmoset to Substance Painter - Normal seams
Hey all, I'm getting seams in substance painter from normals baked in marmoset. From within Marmoset - I've tried changing the tangent space to every single option, but each one is giving me this seam inside substance painter. I've tried flipping the Y channel, switching between openGL and direct X from within substance…
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