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Re: Choosing right polycount budget. Making some charts?
Hi Alexandr, When somebody asks me such a question then my advice is usually to start with some much smaller projects first. There is no such chart. Every game is unique. That's one of the first things that you learn. The "trick" that you search for is called prototype. There is no better method than to simply try it out.… -
Re: Texture resolutions for movie character. How to fit UVs?
@macke By default, that number is usually 2048, but you can specify the resolution of the texture used if you want, allowing the texel density to be calculated appropriately for different texture sizes but still remain visually consistent. It's very useful in games, and we usually don't need to change that value doing… -
Re: 3DS Max - UV - inverted polygons?
It sounds like your issue is different than the OP's? Are you dealing with inverted UV shells or inverted geometry faces? The OP had flipped UV faces and Joost nailed it, way back in 2015. check the orientation of the UV faces and mirror them if they are facing the wrong way. Easy peasey. If it's a single face within a UV… -
Re: Level editors
well you wont see games that use OBJ, DAE or FBX in their game folders aka. as runtime files because they are bloated and just not suited in a game engine. So whenever a pipeline works with those kind of files a compiler (i.e level editor) will compress and store it in a way that makes sense to the engine. Thats also… -
Re: I am the only one who notice the stagnation in 3d software development!
@JordanN Again : trim sheets, tiling, and performance scaling. And I'd willingly ignore any part of an argument if it is not relevant to the argument to begin with :D But there's no point beating a dead horse about that - it's not something to "discuss" or argue about, as the logic of it comes naturally from actually… -
Re: Car Modelling Help
First off, are you planning on putting a Turbosmooth on this, or no? If so, I usually work in editable poly with Turbosmooth above it in the stack, and then "show end results" toggled on. That way I can edit it, and see what the smoothed results will show. Next, what Xoliul was saying about reference comes in handy on the… -
Re: Shoddy games courses.
The problem with these courses is that there are just too many. There are some really great courses out there, but a far greater number of those are usually really bad. These courses are kind of overhyped, many schools start such courses but few actually have the know how to do so, and there usually just isn't all that… -
Re: General advice or tips for low-poly modeling?
As Eric put it, the importance of edge flow depends. However, it's probably best practice to have it as good as you can, whenever you can. As for just general low-poly modeling tips, here are a few I can think of right now: - One of the most, if not the most important factor, is to keep the silhouette of the low-poly as… -
Re: anatomy with dong
srsly Your knowledge of anatomy in general seems pretty good, at least as far as general muscle placement and such goes, but he's got some odd proportional stuff going on. His arms and legs resemble the limbs of somebody who doesn't eat enough; there isn't enough muscle and fatty tissue in comparison to the rest of his… -
Blender dark pixel artifacts while rendering - How can i solve this?
Hey I've been recently trying to render an animation, but i have an issue with the light. Here is th eproblem. As you can see those pixels are horrible and shouldn't be there. Here are some info about my project: -There is only one light -All render options are set to default -I tried upscaling the samples, but that didnt…
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