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Re: Hilltop farmhouse
Thanks guys. I tried Polish, and Trim Dynamic/Adaptive, but my rocks tend to get too angular, which is a different style. Guess I could use it more subtly. Been using Clay Buildup with a custom alpha. Tried the Orb brush too. Tate's approach looks good, I like how he gets a paintbrush-like style, thanks for the link! -
On a little US trip and want to meet you
Hey guys! I'm visiting the US pretty soon to visit some family and friends. And also to try to maybe find a job or something :P Anyway, I love to meet new people and it would be fun to see some polycounters on this tour. I'm going to be in a few different places so please let me know if you are there and want to get a beer… -
Grim's Art - Low Poly + "Pixel Art"
Hello everyone! This is my first post in polycount since I first discovered this site back in 2014 (this is a new account). Since then I had a desire to create my own art (and games too) but i was too "Perfectionist" to just do it. 2018 came, and so did my motivation to start somehow, so currently i'm trying my best at… -
How this model looks so smooth despite its low count tris?
Hi Polycount, I'm really surprised by this artwork of Stefan Engdahl on artstation, but I have some questions concerning this brilliant model, How did he use this low poly model (24k tris) to create this awesome and smooth weapon, I think the holes should appear low poly not smooth like that, also the topology of the… -
Unity Shader(Normal Rim light)
Hey everyone. so I am working in unity and im trying to re-create a shader in there...and honestly ive been a bit stumped on this one. the idea is to make a rim light that is also effected by the direction of the normal map (3 point shader does this and plenty of game engines do this to) unity offered this one bit of code… -
Re: Trying to replicate a brushstroke mask for vertex paint in Unreal
Out of curiosity, I tried your method just to see how it works, and it performs quite well! So I'm going to follow yours instead. Thank you =) Now I'm trying to check if I can replicate the the procedural mask they talk in the min 21:28 https://dev.gdcvault.com/play/1022323/The-Ultimate-Trim-Texturing-Techniques What I've… -
Re: Decal technique from Star Citizen
This might be late but can I just get a quick confirmation if these are the steps used to model/texture these large ships and that its still valid today: - Create modular parts as needed - Add more polygon details onto parts that need it creating a "mid level polygon" count object - Create tiling materials for the parts… -
[WIP] Western Saloon - Red Dead Redemption inspired Environment
Hello! Over the past 2 months, I've been working on a Red Dead inspired interior saloon environment. Although I've marked this as WIP, this environment is almost finished and I've been polishing it for a while now. Just posted it here to see if I can get any feedback before posting to Artstation! My references were mainly… -
Re: So what are you working on?
@Slaught Thanks for the info, yeah now that I look at it, his brain must be giant! I've since trimmed it down. Trying to keep it quads just for the sake of good habits transferring to Mud or Zb. (haven't tried those yet, but I'd like to) I've started using it to build my character & have a few tris in it (since this is… -
Re: Photoshop - PixelB Game Maps and PixelB Normal Tools - extensions for painting game textures
Sounds great but I have no idea how to do it. Does Photoshop support sbsars? I tried looking it up and all I could find was a plugin that seems to be discontinued. Unfortunately not. These are UXP extensions which are only supported from CC22 onwards. Porting them to the older CEP format would require a full rewrite.
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