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Re: UV Checker Map Maker
yep agree on the circles and a pixel grid would really be good. knowing how big a pixel is on the final texture is still pretty important to me/us -
Bleed a selection in PS
Anyone have a clever (automated) way of adding padding to a selection? Say extending the border; 4 pixels with the outermost pixel, and scaling background is not an option because of multiple islands on layer. -
Re: Texel density "standards" in UE4 ?
Hey wapc, I know that is kind of difficult to wrap your head around the "texel density" topic. I'll try to make some additional sense, based on what I understood by the time (hoping that helps you). :) To have a consistent look from different textures in your environment/game is a good idea to set a common parameter to all… -
Re: Inconsistent FOV (perspective) between ZBrush and Maya
If I recall correctly, ZBrush started out as purely 2.5D with the whole "pixols" tech which was basically color plus some height data. They added 3d meshes that you could stamp down into pixols on the canvas. But it was still an orthographic view mode. Then people were manipulating 3d models more, and not stamping them… -
Re: Oculus Rift - virtual reality headset for video games
is it fine enough to not see the pixels anymore? i mean with first one i could see the lines between the pixels :o -
Re: Sprytile: low-poly modelling with tilesets in Blender
I love these kind of things, would it work with higher pixel counts? with hand painted textures still but without the pixel art?? -
Re: A new modeling tool released
It runs, but screen redraw is painfully slow. I can actually see the Ui build pixel by pixel :P (ok, that was an exaggeration) -
Re: Why crunch mode doesn't work: 6 lessons
interesting but hard to read on a screen thats 1440 pixels wide, which is way beyond the 468 pixel reading width recommendation. -
Using an image to control animation in max SOLVED
EDIT: I actually managed it on my own! w00t! basically i spent today tinkering with max script and now have a working app. I'm uploading it here for people to have a play with. Here's how it works: First you need a very tall image, 160pixels wide, and as many pixels tall as you have frames. for me, this was 4550. I made my… -
Re: Normal Map Export Issue
It's a simple logic . Normal map represents a pixel normal , a vector (direction) each pixel is facing in comparison to vertex normals (tangent one). So if you see it wrong there is only a few possibilities: a. the direction is wrongly recorded to the texture . Green inverted maybe or color representing standard is wrong…
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