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Re: Is this too damaged?
Doesn't really look like how concrete would get damaged. Poured concrete stains easily and fractures/crumbles. It doesn't usually break of in thin sheets like that. That said no one is gonna look at this and go "PFFF thats not how concrete weathers!" so I kinda wouldn't worry too much. As long as you aren't applying damage… -
Re: Environment - Hallway
The first two shots the camera is too low and focusing too much on the ground. Normally with a low ground camera you want an up shot? In the first shot the door handle is above the horizon which makes me think I should be as tall as the scooter. Manhole cover or a rug? Hard to tell. I don't think its so much the texture on… -
[ENVIRONMENT COMPLETE UE4] Hotrod Workshop
Hello. This is my first post. I would like to show my first environment project that I am building for my portfolio. I am using Modo 12, zBrush, Substance Painter, Substance Designer and Unreal 4 with GPU Lightmass to build this project. I absolutely love hotrodding and motorcyling. Where 3d is concerned, I aspire to be a… -
Re: [Completed] The Staircase - Environment
Could be nice to get some more roughness variation on those wooden panel walls and the concrete tears on the ceiling. Loving the scene as a whole, great work! -
Re: Nes Zapper/Phaser
In addition to what jakevn said, the lighting seems inconsistent across the texture. The barrel is lit from the top, but the handle is lit from the back side at the same intensity. Secondly if this is supposed to be plastic then its way to metallic/concrete looking. Most plastics don't have anywhere near that amount of… -
Re: General questions about road imperfections
You don't have to create 3 different concrete materials in that last pic just to blend them. You can create one material that has the damage/variation built in and just use that. Technically, you could do the sewer access as decals too. Part of learning to do this stuff is learning to be efficient with your time and… -
Re: 2nd Year Student Environment Work
Here are some quick notes that I can think of - Texturing is too plain. Assets need more interesting details. Right now you have the broad strokes. You have the shapes, but you don't have any medium and small details. In real life, railings have parts that connect together, they aren't made of one continuous tube (most of… -
Re: Determining how many UV maps an object should have and texture resolution size?
Yeah generally, you'll use a gloss map to differentiate materials like wood, metal, concrete etc. Especially if you have *many* different material types, it makes a lot more sense to use one shader and do the work with your textures. Now, consider that every time you split up your mesh you're also going to create seams,… -
Re: [WIP] Garden Gnome Diorama
Did a bit of texturing tonight but it's definitely not quite there yet. I feel that the paint is too splotchy to be quickly readable and perhaps a slight tint to the concretes hue in the specific areas could help make it feel more graphic and easy to read (for example, where the red paint in the hat "soaks" into the porous… -
Vertex Painting + Grunge Variation
So I've been following Chris Albeluhn's tutorials http://www.chrisalbeluhn.com/3D_Tutorials.html , more specifically the Vertex Painting and Grunge Variation tutorials. I've recently hit a snag! The grunge works pretty well, and so does the vertex painting...by themselves. The problem being when I combine them my Instanced…
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