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Re: DFS Creepy House
I would make the walls a bit more interesting, not entirely sure how, boards where the paint has pealed off or something? Next I would remove some of the light poking through the roof, I know it's supposed to be run down and creepy, but it seems quite a bit more run down on the roof then anywhere else, might also try… -
fantasy workshop/study room diorama
Hey guys! I've only been doing 3d for about 2 years now so I'm still pretty new at it. I mostly do hard surface props, but I try to challenge myself all the time. I've decided I want to make a diorama-type environment, in a fantasy setting since 99% of the things I do are futuristic/sci-fi :smile: I've been doing… -
Re: Sketchbook: Valentina Hawes (val.ociraptor)
Making a little scene for my cat queen! All the the textures are super rough, just block-ins. I really enjoy working iteratively -- I started out by blocking in the shapes in blender and just assigning flat color materials to each piece so I could play around with colors before committing to UVing the final shapes. From… -
Re: River House WIP
This looks cool! I would love to see some weathering along the waterline, where the stone would show signs of frequent exposure to water. The roofing looks oddly unlit. The lighting feels strange and unnatural, strange to see shadowing on a painterly asset, with heavy fill lighting. I think this could greatly benefit from… -
Re: WIP Mortuary: What I wish someone told me 8 years ago (but to be honest, I couldn't listen)
I'm having a bit of trouble wrapping my head around your method from descriptions alone. Are you generating three mesh to curve outputs, sampling and blending them then offsetting points around? I'm asking because I'm doing something similar to generate hair cards, blending different curves for root, body of the card and… -
Re: how to sculpt hard surfaces like architectural props
For sculpting you want your entire mesh to have close to evenly subdivided quads. This way all areas will have a similar density and you wont get low quality areas mixed with high quality ones. As for the roof I wouldn't personally sculpt a large chunk like that. First decried what type of roof you want. Based on the color… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | September - October (68)
@dyceus Tnx! Also, nice work there! Maybe you could add a bit of a variation in your blood albedo/base map, maybe as if some blood is already older and has a little different tone to it and such? Otherwise, nice progress so far! @gastrop0d Tnx man, and yeah, you are totally right, was actually starting to think something… -
Re: Sci Fi Interior
This is coming along nicely. Sort of makes me think of The OG Star Wars movies, specifically the interior of the Millenium Falcon. Yell at me if im wrong Robeomega, but i think poly's could be added primarily to the roof portion, its really visible there a bit to low poly in the first shot. My main critiques now =) I think… -
Re: Library Facade
I appreciate your feedback! I've been trying to figure out how to best post on here. This is my first thread and I've been having one hell of a time with the photo posting. I tried uploading them remotely but it was still messy. I'll sort it out and take you up on your suggestion next post! I know it isn't that difficult… -
Re: CryEngine Portfolio level + custom assets: Lab X2
Nice! :) His head seems a little small/misshapen and I think his waist is higher than it should be though. I got hammered with over 20 hours of Excel homework over the weekend, but I still managed to get some work done on the warehouse. Stuff I'm going to add later: - A lot of the detailed brickwork has yet to be…
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