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Rock Sculpting
Hi there! Yeah yeah, I know, rocks again. So for the past few days i've been researching rock sculpts for personal project, found this awesome thread which has many good advices, and I feel like i've watched every video tutorial there is (I hope not), here are my results, using zbrush TrimSmoothBorder brush, ClayBuildup,… -
Rock Sculpting
Hi there! Yeah yeah, I know, rocks again. So for the past few days i've been researching rock sculpts for personal project, found this awesome thread which has many good advices, and I feel like i've watched every video tutorial there is (I hope not), here are my results, using zbrush TrimSmoothBorder brush, ClayBuildup,… -
Rock Sculpting
Hi there! Yeah yeah, I know, rocks again. So for the past few days i've been researching rock sculpts for personal project, found this awesome thread which has many good advices, and I feel like i've watched every video tutorial there is (I hope not), here are my results, using zbrush TrimSmoothBorder brush, ClayBuildup,… -
Re: Article: Game Art Art
Check out the description =] "Right model. Default sphere and vertex normals. No refraction of the iris. Left model. Edited sphere, for fake "refraction", default vertex normals. Note that the specular doesn't look very good. Middle model. Edited sphere for fake refractions with edited vertex normals. Specular looks good… -
Re: Object space vs. tangent? (Character model)
Well think about what you would need to do to deform with OS normal maps. Currently we take our Normal (and if not using tangent space lighting, tangent and binormal), transform them based on the bones, then either convert the normal to tangent space, or transform each vector to world space. In the pixel shader, we use the… -
Re: 4SAMPLES 3x3 5x5 PRE3x3 PRE5x5 SO3x3 SO5x5 - Explain?
The outcome depends mostly on the source image. Diffuse images are not really suited to generate normal maps because there is lightning information in them and gradients you don´t want to have.A clean heightmap is best suited for that matter. Do you have an example? Like the picture you are using and the normalmal it spits… -
Re: UV Texture Vs Poly Paint
Baking is essentially the process of taking your high poly mesh's details and projecting them onto your low poly to create separate textures for enhancing detail, either using your designated 3D app or a separate app such as Xnormal, e.g. Ambient Occlusion, Cavity and normal maps to name a few. -
Re: AO Explosion/Cage question
Some parts are displaced by +1 in the U direction so yes sort of overlapping. And what do you mean? in the normal xnormal renderer? It doesn't work with or without a cage, that's my problem. EDIT: Baked a lowpoly AO map out in 3DS max, seems to have worked nicely :) thanks for the tip! -
Re: New character coming up!
This is awesome! So what map did you use to get your shadow colors in your color map? I was messing around with the bent normal map and am having issues with the lighting info flipping over the seams. Did you run into that at all? I was using xNormal to generate them. -
Re: People with Autism + ADHD innatentive who aren't medicated do you have any advice to be productive?
(This will probably not gonna get me liked by HR) I worked in a vfx studio at a time while having auditory and visual hallucinations and was doing my job as if all is normal. Socializing was extremely hard, but I did. At some point I was able to cure my illnesses with no medication. Just intense sport, muay thai, jiujitsu,…
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