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Re: Water Well . Prop Practice
Your english is just fine. And okay cool, yeah didnt want to come off as rude, was typing super quick during my down time at work. But yeah, I would divide sections up where you can. Tiling textures are awesome because sometimes you can reuse these sections for different parts of a scene, other props, etc. Just really… -
Re: I'm selling my license of Modo 501
@Arkadius: In a strange twist of fate I've found myself enjoying programming (and to a lesser extent math) so much for the last 10 months or so that I haven't had any time to work on any art. All the pieces of knowledge are starting to fall into place and I think I'm going to give indie development a serious go in the next… -
Re: Houdini 15.5 Released!
I see it more as a whole different medium that requires significant time put into it. There's not a lot of certainty what can be done as far as model generation goes. I know I could make a smart terrain and populate it with streams, trees, fences, houses, etc. But if someone was sculpting a character head and wanted to… -
Re: The future of asset creation for games
YesterJams,there are a couple of things that might be coming in the future. [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkKtY2G3FbU"]Adaptive Tessellation[/ame] ^This is already happening. Although, from what I've seen, the algorithms could be a little smarter (like only increase the triangle count so that the silouhette gets… -
Re: Quixel: nDo & dDo news
Not entirely sure if you have done this already but for dDo; Iterative batch processing. Create many variations of the same texture by incrementing (layers/functions/). So lets say you want several crates made with differing levels of damage. Once you have the base material sorted in dDo, It then creates variations of that… -
Re: [solved] - diffuse map question
Paint or generate it in whatever program you want any way you like. This is an unanswerable question given how vague it is. You've made a lot of threads recently asking related questions that could be answered by learning more about the processes behind making last or current gen art. Much of the information you could find… -
Re: So the new iPad..
/begin fanboy rant For me, the iPad is, and always has been a device for content consumption not content creation. (EDIT: I actually do use it for making music a lot, so technically I lied here). The iPad to me is a device to use when I want to get away from work. I want it to display all of my content, be that video,… -
Re: How do my models look?
As a guy that works on mobile games professionally, I want to say just because its mobile and there is less detail seen, doesn't mean the quality or talent behind the assets have to be low. It seems like you started this thread as a means to validate your work as its "only for mobile" anyway. Making low res textures for… -
Re: Fiat Punto GT
From what I know, being aware I might be wrong with those definitions: Diffuse: color map, often mixed with ambient occlusion and some pre-baked or painted light. Albedo (in some cases still called diffuse): color map; contains information about color only, no lighting or ambient baked into it. Specular in old gen workflow… -
Re: This hydrant look familiar to anyone? :P
I would definitely have modelled a highpoly mesh and baked that down to get a normal-map. For an asset as small and simple as this, for a current-gen console game, you'd be mad not to render down from highpoly. It just gives you a better end result. You could also stand to optimise the lowpoly a bit more - as has been…
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