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Pixar release OpenSubdiv
Pixar releases OpenSubdiv :) http://graphics.pixar.com/opensubdiv "Maya and Pixars Presto animation system can take 100ms to subdivide a character of 30,000 polygons to the second level of subdivision (500,000 polygons). By doing the same thing in 3ms OpenSubdiv allows the user to see the smooth, accurate limit surface at… -
3DS MAX 2010 Select tool
I know its a "newbie" question but when I use standart select tool in max 2010 I have to select the whole polygon otherwise it wont let me select it. Is there any way to change it in to I only need to select a part of an polygon? best regards zelly -
Re: Hellsive's Workshop
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Re: Decimating Hardsurface sculpts good practice????
You'd have to have at least a 4096x4096 to have enough pixels to have just a pixel per polygon, assuming you could also have a perfect unwrap. so, yeah, you don't really need 14 million polygons for a bake. -
Re: GDC T-Shirt Contest - Em'
Man I really like this one, I want one. Personally I think the contrast of the polygon surfaces is to strong, some of the dark polygons feel too dark.That could just come down the personal preference though. Nice work. -
Re: Vampire Apocalypse Jeep
I think you could use more polygons on the big wheels because it looks like the lights on the top of the truck have the same amount of polygons as the wheels, whilst the wheels are much larger. Good luck, looks like a fun project :) -
Re: Max: Remove Edge loops plug in?
There's a lot of great things you can do with ctrl and shift clicking in max, experiment! :P For example, in edge mode, select and edge, then click Loop. Ctrl click on polygon or vertex mode, and it will select all polygons or verts along that loop. -
Re: Zbrush Subdividing Hard surface armor?
This is the old method of doing it, pre-4R7. You can use the crease by angle for general creasing, and use Zmodeler edge creasing to fine tune it. Those 'funky lines' are the polygon facets. Turning off smooth will harden edges on all polygons when you subdivide. -
Re: UV skewing?
The thing is Zbrush doesn't paint on UVs, so your UVs do not matter until you want to export it out. Polypainting pants directly on the polygons of the mesh, and each polygon is essentially a pixel. After you are done painting you bake the polypaint to your UVs. -
Re: Recreating topology
Oh sweet! Thanks guys, I was thinking as I've been sat for hours, moving verts into place, creating polygon by polygon, 'there must be an easier way!' . I'll start digging now, thanks again. I will finish this 3 year old vapourware nali cow.
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