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Re: 3D motive vs Digital tutors or other websites
Regarding the advent of PBR workflow and CryEngine 3 specifically, Eat3D has a 3-Volume course(http://eat3d.com/cry3_materials_vol1) on material creation in CryEngine, does the workflow shown in this dvd still applicable to the PBR workflow? I was considering buying the CryEngine tutorials dvds in a few months but I would… -
Re: Glock 17 w/ Breakdown
Thanks for this man, it looks fantastic. How is texturing for PBR different for you? One thing I'm curious about is that there's a lot of almost pure black in the albedo maps, especially for the streamlight. I know it's always been said to stay away from using pure black/white. Is it okay to do that now with PBR for the… -
Re: Trying to develope medieval wood shader for houses, any help is appreciated!
I'm in the process of learning PBR at the moment, I have a question, is substance smart enough to determine whether I'm making a wood material, or like most PBR designers, does it assume I'm making something between metal and water? Here's what I have so far, and here's the maps Diffuse: Specular: Roughness: Normal: -
Re: Physicaly based viewport shader for max?
UPDATE! 1. It looks like Drew++ is working on a PBR shader in the Tech Artists WAYWO thread. 2. I also found a solution that is pretty damn sweet. I had never heard of Octane Render, but it's a GPU renderer that is near real-time and uses PBR http://render.otoy.com/ Check it out! -
[UDK] [CE3] [TB2] Modular Sci-Fi Scene
Prologue: Still in the very early stages of building out this Sci-Fi scene but I'm struggling with a few things, such as picking an engine, so I thought I'd just get my thoughts down here on this thread and get some community feedback while I post some WIPs etc. Planning & Thought Process: I wanted to create a Sci-Fi… -
WIP 2099 Street Agent
Hey guys, i'm planning on doing a near futuristic street agent. Making this a challenge to myself to get used to the high poly - low poly PBR workflow. Ill be going for a stylized approach but grounding it on the moderately realistic side. Ill be using Zbrush for high poly, Maya for low and Quixel for PBR stuff. Male… -
Re: Material Practice
The lighting seems relatively flat making it difficult to give critique. Are you working with PBR (albedo, roughness, and metallic maps)? Or are you trying to do it old school with diffuse, spec, and gloss? If you're trying to do a material study I would opt for studying PBR. Everything is more or less moving in that… -
Marmoset Toolbag to Maya
I'm new to PBR, Marmoset and real-time rendering. I'd like to render out a sequence in Maya using the Hardware 2.0 renderer, and I'm wondering if it's possible to pass shaders from Marmoset to Maya for real-time/Hardware rendering. I understand the DX11 shader in Maya is similar to the PBR shaders in Marmoset. Is this… -
Re: Texture Advice needed
I agree with the others in this thread too. With your normal map, this tutorial springs to mind: http://www.farfarer.com/temp/normalMapMiniTut.jpg if you remove any trace of lighting in your diffuse/albedo map then that texture will be ready for Physically-based texturing (PBR). Have a look at Unreal Engine 4's… -
Re: ArkOfDarkness - Portfolio Development & Ongoing Projects (Feedback/Critique Requested)
Updating with 2 WIP Renders of the latest Prop/PBR Texture Project. Render 1: Mostly some work in hashing out an effective PBR Gem setup in Marmoset, as well as a study in Emissive textures. Render 2: Working on a Tesla-esque Faberge Egg, and building off of the previous study. Any comments/critiques/feedback are greatly…
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