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Is there a way to perform per-UV island blur?
I'm doing curvature bake from a lowpoly mesh. Obviously, this results in a 1px wide curvature lines being left at the seams, since nothing like curved chamfers exists on a model. I'm interested in widening the convexity and concavity lines to get a certain world-space radius consistent across all my models. The most… -
RL Photoshop Tutorial
sooo - i'm giving a photoshop tutorial to a group of students in two weeks (twice actually, 30 per session) and I have to keep them entertained for about 7 hours (including breaks, so real time shedule is at about 5 hours). while some of them seem to know a little about photoshop (and some of them are pretty hardcore),… -
Undertale
I'm kind of surprised there was no thread about this yet, so I felt compelled to make one. "Undertale - The RPG game where you don't have to destroy anyone." Undertale is an indie game made by Toby Fox that came out recently: http://store.steampowered.com/app/391540/ It's a very surprising and rewarding game. The music is… -
Polycount Recap | August 2016
What Are You Working On? amontes Amsterdam Hilton Hotel AntonioNeves ArmoredWolf arthurgtn bassinicomix bejibo Bf.109 Calvin Chris Kuhner Cordero Dantert Daven DevMatt Dominique_ Dylan Brady EmJaeR explorer3d Gav Graze ILmaTeR invaderZim Isaiah Sherman Jakub Joel Zakrisson katzeimsack KLICKSTOP Kraken Kuhlhaus LeeHinds… -
Using the Healing Tool a a blur/blend tool
Hey guys, I just figured out a trick in Photoshop and I thought I'd share. As we all know the blur tool's absolutely useless, and the smudge brush can be slow. I found that you can use the Healing Brush to simulate a sort of waterpaint-like blur that seems to work quite well for blending purposes. Here's a quick step by… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | November - December (81)
I am finally done with this project. It took a few turns and troubleshooting after I committed to doing the shape revision but I’m happy I did. Thanks for the feedback @Fabi_G it helped a ton! Looking at wood crafting and references clearly showing how a chair actually is put together. Focusing on the high poly was the… -
Re: GPU frame/ms budget discussion from post-mortems
What do you hope to learn from it? I ask because this is much like asking for polycounts or texture sizes in the sense that it tells you very little of practical use without a whole shit load of context to go with it. The problems with just having a number like 2ms are multiple 1 : GPUs work in a massively parallel fashion… -
Re: UV optimisation??
there is no real clean rule, it walways depends on your final output considering your avatar is the style you are aiming for, you could actually approach it in a lot less standard way to achieve higher resolution textures check the GuiltyGear XRD talks on that topic. but yeah, the first thing i would do. apply one checke… -
Re: blender to substance painter issue baking discontinuous seams in world space normal
I took a look. You simply don't have enough resolution in the texture to support the detail. If you examine your UVs you'll see that this part is only using a small fraction of the UV map. At a 1k texture resolution, there are simply too few pixels to get a smooth transition across UV seams. The solution in this case is to… -
Re: [Portfolio] Justin Frazee, 3D modeler, Environment Artist
If you're going for environment art, I'd suggest cutting the bottom half of your folio out. None of those categories would help land you a job and it's not your strongest work (though I do like that board game!). The thumbnails are a decent size and the fullsize images aren't too small. I think your wireframe presentation…
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