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Re: 1968 Ford Mustang
I forgot to say I like your rendering style, it doesn't always have to be realistic :) Since this is your first car I think you did well sofar -
Re: Unwrapping 101 Cube with Bevels
CHOOSE where you have soft edges/smoothing groups manually. Pretty much, imagine your model without chamfers/weighted normals, and then whenever you have a chamfer, you create a smoothing group/soft edge for those joined faces. Likely you wouldn't chamfer absolutely every hard edge on your model (reckless, costly, not all… -
Re: hmm so whats the best topo for this situation how does someone remove the ngons here?
@FrankPolygon I don't think there is a way to thank you enough. This is very helpful and expands my understanding of low poly. These cylinders are actually stands of a coffee machine so maybe I should avoid joining them with the rest of the body. Im not sure how i feel about the normals on that part either. Here are some… -
Re: Stylized Naruto: Ōnoki
I wasn't able to post my progression for about a month due to having to take time out for an arm injury, but I'm now in the clear and able to show off last month's progress! So first off last month, I acted on my self crit and re proportioned Onoki to have more of a triangular flowing overall silhouette.Shortening he's… -
Re: Getting your first job as a 3d Artist : My story with using Polycount to get into AAA games.
I agree with you NikhilR, It can definitely feel like that. I feel like even back in the day it was luck that I got the PM. I was prepared for the luck as I was posting and letting people know I was looking for work was the only thing I had going for me. Having a running log of how my art was improving on polycount was… -
Re: Normal map of mirrored object acting weird
When baking any texture maps you do not want mirrored UV shells to be stacked on top of each other. You will want to offset one of them (preferably the mirrored shell) by 1 unit in any direction of UV space. If you bake with them stacked, your software will try to lay down two different sets of information (one from each… -
Re: Vanishing of Ethan Carter
You can look at some of the scanned assets in 3D on their blog. I think it's a cool approach and works well for this game, but I don't think it's very practical for a big production. First, you have the problem with lighting. Even when it's overcast, you still have lots of soft contact shadows, AO and all in the scan (well… -
Re: [Riot Art Contest] - Arcade Vi
Reply by TomGT · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Art Contest› Riot Art Contest - Character ArtI actually prefer your old color scheme more than the new one. The old one, although needs tweaking, gave off a better arcade feel. Most likely because the colors on the main character followed the Red,Blue,Green buttons on her arm piece, with a splash of yellow, similar to Arcade Sona. With your new one, those three… -
Re: Ruah Low Poly Art
So, on to the workflow! It varies a little bit depending on the objects (I use3ds Max by the way...). But I'll start off with 1)landscapes Triangulate a plane with many subdivision and then use soft selection to make hill etc...Then cut off the bits you dont want and add a noise modifier. Easy! 2)Rocks I start off with a… -
Re: King's Quest VII Remake - Falderal
Nice modelling. Looks like you need a bit of a hand with understanding some texturing things though. It looks like you are painting exposure values into your textures. How light interacts with colours is that for high saturation objects, light does not increase brightness past the local colours. So adding white will make…
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