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Re: What to delete from high poly when baking?
yes it will change your low poly's smoothing, on a pixel-per-pixel basis (so the bigger your tex resolution, the better your smoothing). -
Re: Time for a new LCD/LED Screen
maybe try this to unstuck that pixel. could work :P http://www.flexcode.org/lcd2.html ok this may just be for stuck pixels and not dead ones.. :( -
Re: Equalize the square pattern scale on multiple already UVed objects? (Maya)
http://www.renderheads.com/portfolio/UVAutoRatio/ and, think of your pixel density ratio (how many pixels per meter/foot) before UV mapping!!! -
Re: Monitor Repair
Its the screen itself (the mattee) but the pixels under the scratch still work. I guessing its the plastic sheet over the the pixels to protect them? -
Re: [xNormal] Artefacts on a baked normal map
This is pixel padding. It is a good thing. It makes it so when your texture gets mip-mapped in game (sized down) the data doesn't bleed over the edges and cause seams. If anything, you should have even more pixel padding (too much pixel padding isn't a thing) I set pixel padding to 96 pixels in xnormal. Apply the texture… -
Re: Issue I encounter in marmosoft
Hi! By sharing the lowpoly, I meant sharing the actual mesh, for example zipped and attached to a post, so it's possible to reproduce your exact issue and find a solution. Yes, that's right, using some texture like that, in the resolution youre going to use. Depending on the texture, you should be able to tell whether you… -
Re: little tutorial thingy
you're such a pixel whore! -
Re: Sketchbook: Twoflower
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Re: photoshop pixilator program?
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Re: Unreal Engine 3 now free!
pixel magues - uhm .. no.
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