Search
-
Re: Texturing large scale objects, without losing texture density?
Those large rocks seems to use only a few tiling materials, that are blended using vertex colors or masks. You can have 2-3 tiling rock textures and moss separately and vertex paint the different rocks and moss on your mesh. Large scale objects are usually approached with tiling texture, because of the resolution reason.… -
Substance Alchemist, is splatter filter working properly?
Hey everyone, should splatter work correctly at the moment? I created this rock atlas, but when connected to splatter, normal maps don't look right. I'm working with Opengl through the entire process. I imported rock into Alchemist as a sbsar file. Here are comparison images, hdri is facing same way in all programs, light… -
Handpainted textures practice
Recently i started doing some handpainted rock textures and i want to do many more and also other materials. I have only minor hand painting experience, but i want to get better at it and I think it will support my acrylic painting skills as well and vice versa. Most of the textures below are done by grabbing a reference… -
Coastal boulder -- feedback please
Hola :) I'm new to sculpting rocks and this is my first attempt at a smooth coastal boulder. It's far from finished but I've hit a bit of a wall though and would really appreciate some feedback on it to help me get back on track. I've listed some reference images and then a few screens of what I have so far. The goal is to… -
Re: Clear Day on a Yellow Flower Field
Hey Teodor! Thanks a lot for your feedback, I really appreciate it :) Lighting has really been my biggest source of doubts, tests, trials and errors throughout my personal projects. I feel it is very complex and full of technical settings and rules and don't yet master or aren't even aware of, despite reading documentation… -
Re: Terrain - How I Hate Terrain...
Reference reference reference. Seriously. Just smacking together various maps with some blends randomly will leave you a mish mash of blah. This may sound a little annoyingly new-agey, but really try to understand your terrain. Tell yourself a little story about what you're looking at. In your example, what is the ground… -
Re: [UE4] Scorched Badlands - Finished
1. I created a flat landscape in UE4 and using the sculpt mode to make some forms. That's enough for what I'm going for. 2. I'm using distance fields for the rocks to detect the intersections with landscape to then blend in the second material. 3. For this I have used is 1 sand texture from cgtextures and substance… -
Re: Trying to get better (C&C very appreciated!)
This looks really good! I don't know much about landscape painting, so take my advice with a grain of salt, but maybe you could separate the value ranges between middleground, foreground, and background a little bit more? For example, the image with the guy looking at a desert with rock formations, the large rock on the… -
Re: stylized outdoor scene
It's been said three times, it must be true! I will eventually drop the poly count on the rocks. I might not go as low as you have suggested Ferg, but I will knock them down a notch. I'd really like to maintain an almost cinematic quality to this piece. Something above the quality of an everyday in game asset. I know that… -
Re: Ambitious Project? Who`s in?
I was thinking we could make the players be the greevils themselves? and each greevil has a role or something?: Miner: Mines the rocks Snatcher: steals rocks from opposing team Attacker: Can attack any greevil(should be some balance to this guy tho or else he will be op) Defender: Highest HP of all; in charge of defending…
>18094 results