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Re: pelt mapping help!
this is exactly the way I made it :thumbup: fast and good result, and BTW tesher a cube is a bad example for pelting :poly142: -
Re: Create a low poly sphere
I was able to get the 80 tris down to 60, as in the example, but not the from 48 (8 segment sphere) down to 40. -
Re: blurred cube map reflections
in the shader use something like (simplified example) texCUBElod( cubeMap, powermap) to sample from different LODS of a reflection map -
Re: need some advice on some normal mappin'
thanks a lot for the feedback guys. arsh: thanks so much for putting up an example. i owe you a pint. -
Maya question, what method do you use to align your models to face normals?
Maya question, what method do you use to align your models to face normals? Here is an example -
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Re: Internet Rot and brain drain: The loss of technical knowledge as sites and forums decay
I would suggest reading thru a couple official archive file type recommendations from different archives and countries. Like this one; https://www.archives.gov/records-mgmt/policy/transfer-guidance-tables.html Screenshots of full pages (which I made a couple years ago) worked imo better than saved out htm, html files since… -
Re: [FINISHED] Dwarf Flame Cannon - Fan Art
Nice progress :) A few areas are still highpoly for this kind of mesh for example the grid could be baked down to a plane. -
Re: Maya arnold rendering character newbie question - where to plug in maps?
Offline renderer do work different. You wont need all those maps. If you use an AO for example you just get much to dark areas. Your render will look less real. If you are aiming for a stylised look i would mix in AO with a layered texture node. Take a look at Arvids tutorials. https://youtu.be/aN4sqlfbTBA -
Re: [UE4] Mountain Trip
Well it does look more natural now! Can you show a single mesh example of the wheat foliage?
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