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Re: How to look like The Wolf Among Us ? cartoon light / shadow
It's a clever trick. I believe they're using a cubemap. The benefit of using this technique is that it's quite fast since there's no dynamic lighting involved, and you can easily get that toon-shaded, dramatic visual. First, they must generate a "lighting cubemap." You can build a self-illuminated mesh volume with flat… -
Re: Loading the MP5
sucks you lost the colt texture. hopefully you at least still have the flattened textures. my original texture critiques still stand: 1. you have no material definition. everything is the exact same shiny gray grunge texture with the beach.dds cubemap covering it up. the reason why i love texturing guns is because of how… -
Texture Pack Substance Designer to Unreal Engine
Hello all. So I'm trying to figure out how to texture pack correctly in Substance Designer so that I can use a combined rgb map (roughness, metallic, and AO) inside my project in Unreal Engine. I did some research and found that the RGBA Merge node is perfect for this. However, I don't think I'm using it correctly inside… -
[UDK] - Sci-Fi Offices
Hey ! New project for this new year :D I decided to work on a futuristic building with clean texture Heres where Im at for the moment : I blocked out some ideas as well : This needs some paintover. The shader used for this building is pretty simple (I can post it in details if you want). But basically, what it does is :… -
UDK Multiple UV problem!
Hi Everyone, I am having an issue in UDK with using multiple UV's. I am trying to make it so my normals are on a separate UV than the Diffuse/spec. My issue comes in when I separated the 2. Break down: I am using the exact same model with exact same UV's for normal map. Model with Error: UV channel 1 in Max is my Diffuse… -
Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2023
Another update, liking the cleaner style. One thing I noticed that with cycles it seems harder to get a nice specular, Vray seesm to make a nicer more colorful midtone. Cycles BSDF seems to lack the amount of controls , like diffuse amount, diffuse roughness etc -
Re: PBR or Handpainted ?
From a glance. I would say a lot of it would most likely be done via baking from the high-poly source that was hand stylized in sculpt. Most of the texturing like this is done with solid fill layering and procedural masking, in combination with gradient diffuse textures. Which most of the color blending comes from… -
Re: Improving my 3D modeling
That's intersting, thank you for the clarification. I would like to use a pbr workflow, right now i have some experience with Substance designer but not much with substance painter. i like the idea of using as many trims as possible, as i said i'm more intersted in environment stuff like houses, walls, terrain ecc... I… -
Re: Modular Environment- Steampunk Inspired
So I have spent the last couple of days learning a bunch of new things and wrapping up the sculpts on this pillar. So first up will be the final High Poly sculpts from Mudbox. So again, I feel that I learn a lot of new techniques and these pieces reflect that from what I have previously done on this project. Next up, here… -
Re: Normal maps.
I own the pro version of shadermap, it's a really good program for being so on-the-cheap. Next version is in development with a lot of cool features, uses a full 3d interface next version instead of windows etc so u can preview and do all the other stuff right in one dialogue, instead of and extra one to preview. Looking…
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