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Re: UDK Texture/shader issue - polished wood
Judging by your UDK shot, it doesn't look like your lighting is as strong as the reference images. I'd try to replicate that, then the material. For the material, maybe it's just me, but I can't see the purpose of a Fresnel for the spec. Polished wood generally has a high specular reflection and a pretty sharp highlight,… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Igor Titov, Environment / Prop Artist
AS VAL model looks itself good, but diff map looks quite bad, as val is black gun, u should make ur basecolor black/dark, u should bake out AO, a make some scratches/scrapes hand painted on it... also play with gloss and spec values a bit and try to stick with reference images while creating materials Also front grip… -
Re: Texture looks very bad in marmoset?
1. Check to verify that all off the textures are loaded into the correct slots in Toolbag. 2. Check the sRGB settings for all textures, generally it should be: Spec: sRGB on Diffuse: sRGB on Gloss: sRGB off Normals: sRGB off It looks like you have the same map loaded into both spec and gloss, the sRGB setting applies on a… -
Re: systemshock 2 on gog.com!
Did this one ages ago, the specs I used were above ss2 ones but below the rebirth mod ones, 256 for the texture if I remember right, the original was 128x256, the specs are around the same you'd see from quake3 era stuff, and there's PLENTY of artistic room to move around in, I'd say some talented polycounters could use… -
Re: F 16 Crit/Help
My specs are anything. I have my own custom engine, custom specs. The texture is in 4096, the fallback is 2048. (Not worried about the memory footprint, just the texture bandwidth). I haven't put a spec/normal map yet. Like when you look at the first picture you don't see the panels with specular highlights I'm like "it… -
Re: Roy's Garage Bandit Hideout
It's a little better. I still get the feeling that the rust is too uniform. And yes, spec maps can cause this sort of issue. Look at it this way. Rust doesn't not have spec. It's flat, matte. Bare metal is very shiny. Increase the contrast between the two and you've got a far better spec map. Are you looking at references?… -
Re: Convert PBR to Diffuse map
What you want to bake in depends greatly on what the target Shader does. Assuming we're looking at a phong with diffuse, spec and normal it'll help to multiply the ao map gently over the top of the albedo and add a gentle highlight to anything that pokes out - you can derive that from height if you have it or ao if you… -
Re: Manhole Cover
It looks ok, but not very exciting as you stated:) The outer edge looks rounded when in the reference its flat. At the moment the spec map looks flat, you could make it more interesting by tweaking the spec values. For example, in the reference, the indented parts (dirt bits) have a very dull and varied diffuse/spec, and… -
Re: Blizzard!
looks cool struve, here's where i think ur chick may be hurting a little bit, it doesn't look like you're using any kind of color spec, seems like all your spec is just grayscale. especially the gold looking stuff, make the spec gold looking it'll definitely help it, i mean just play around with it, i'm sure you'll get a… -
Re: Character : Face Hugger
@ Ged and TorQue[MoD] - Thanks for the comments, the suggestions of combining the original and the new worked out really well, I also used the same map + multiply to add a little contrast too. The new spec is getting there IMO. @ Sean McBride - I'm used to seeing the old school greyscale spec maps I think, I'll definitely…
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