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Re: New UDK Environment - Waterworld Inspired Scene
@adam, I use references from all over the place and try to somehow "combine them" into something new. Waterworld is just the setting. One thing I found strange about the real waterworld is that everything is made out of metal though metal isn't exactly the stuff that keeps floating yet wood is and you don't see it… -
Re: Environmental Tile Strip Brick Corners.. Easy Right?
Hmm, I'm not entirely sure if I understood the issue correctly. But here's how I would approach this. I would make two sets of textures. One would be your regular texture, where each brick has the same length. Second one, would have the slightly longer bricks positioned right in the middle. Next, I would make sure that my… -
Re: Reverse trike thingy, Crits needed and name
Beef up the wire so its a fat cable, beef up the front of the arm-bars past the step, beef up the step and make it so it sits flat when the vehicle is at a rest (so it is triangular instead of boxy like it is now), and beef up the flared wheel-cover a bit. You don't need to make drastic changes like getting rid of the… -
Re: Halo BR55 Battle Rifle
Cool man. It looks like some of your scale is just a little off. For instance, your barrels seem a little to thin, the brighter metal piece of the bottom of the stock is too long, the handle looks a little short and fat. Also, I noticed that a lot of the images of the battle rifle from halo 2/3 have the really flat handle… -
Re: [FINISHED] Scifi Antenna
Thanks Kosh3d ! Yes you're right. Maybe I should just polish the texturing and just add a little bit more uniqueness in wear and tear. I think the flatness feeling I get is more related to the quite basic geometry I have and a slight lack of primary shapes. -
Re: Trim Sheet help required !
You're always going to have some distortion when flat things are bent around curves like that, but what it looks like depends on the kind of detail - ie: horizontal lines (relative to your trim sheet) will be mostly ok, vertical lines not so much. I would do a rough version of the trim texture and see how it looks on a… -
Re: Goblin Warrior
okay so... see how it's a very large, flat muscle? on your sculpt (and on the ref) it looks like it's been bisected laterally, which only happens when, like in your reference, there is a huge mass of muscle acting upon it. look at how tense the guy is, that's probably the worst reference you could have used. he's pulling… -
Re: Are people actually use Substance Designer for a job?
I assume it may differ for different genres. Especially where people use tiny small texel size . It dictates you certain visual "style" although . You do smaller texel size and could care less about per pixel precision for sure but because of that your textures turn to be super even and flat . You can't allow any… -
Re: How do you texture different pattern bricks around a window?
In this case the window seems to have an extra wodden (?) frame "bordering" the wall.. but usually when the border is pure bricks on does not want to have so very thin stones at the edges.. (in real life..) and so one might to try to align the bricks at the texture image border like so: to Eric Chadwick: Very nice UV-trick… -
Re: The Torcher
The Gasmask biker mask style piece on his face where nose and mouth are underneath, these have soft gradual curves nestled up close to tight sharp curves. These read well ingame when the specularity hits them, when you push more than 2 or 3 bumps close together, you lose them all into noise though. The slanted square with…
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