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Re: [WIP] Stalker 2 Fan Art - Unreal 5 Realistic Environment & Story Telling
Thank you! Photogrammetry can be quite approachable once you’ve practiced it enough—you can skip a lot of traditional modeling and get very realistic assets. That said, processing the scanned meshes is often the hardest part: cleaning topology, fixing artifacts, and optimizing them for real-time use. Textures also need a… -
Re: Scaling already rigged character MAYA
I'm not super experienced with rigging, but here is a few things off the top of my head I think could work (please correct me if wrong anybody who knows better) : 1. *** nope. see comment below *** Put your character and rig inside a new group, and scale the group down. (this is probably what oglu is referring to. You are… -
Re: Some toolbag 3 tests
Haha man i'm the opposite, I love poly modelling but sculpting just doesn't mesh well with me. Something about the lack of granular control in sculpting messes with me. The one thing that jumps out to me about this model is the trigger guard. Should it be that square and angular? It just seems off compared to the rest of… -
Re: Hellhound Process - Junior work
Hi! :) Piece wasn't working with slender vibe and a tail. I'm a really big fan of sabertooth tiger-esque anatomy. So I went that route. The first two below this comment are the most recent iterations. Third image was a low poly blockout of what it will look like with its spines (more or less). I'm an idiot and went for my… -
Re: PBR BaseColor/Metallic to Vray (3.2) / Corona / Redshift / Arnold converter
I'm trying to use the node to convert for use with Arnold, I'm really not sure if I'm setting everything up correctly. Can someone help please? I got Maya 2015, EXT 1, I have Color Management on, I don't know if it messes things up? in Maya Color Management I'm using: Rendering Space: scene-linear Rec 709/sRGB View… -
Re: Studding Anatomy
I guess I made it sound whimsical, and sorry about that, I didn't mean too. In Transformers, they do hide alot of the parts, they even scale parts of the suspension which would hold robots together, same with Iron Man (although Iron Man is more about folding stuff without any actual scaling). Also, yes, Transformers does… -
Re: Making sense of hard edges, uvs, normal maps and vertex counts
There's a bunch of maths used to take the object space normal (i.e. the exact normals of the high res object you're baking) and transform it into the tangent space normal map that's commonly seen (the purple one). What's required is that the maths used for transforming the object space normal into that normal map during… -
Re: Summer Character Workshop - the SwordMaster
from a technical standpoint, usually the material will render vertices in the order they were created in your modeling app. when you create a mesh, the verts are given ID's (essentially a mesh is an array of verts). This array is handled in different ways by different mesh formats... if you export as a .obj file then it's… -
Re: 3DS Max Pivot
Try orienting your geometry 90 degrees off, then reset X-Forms. Resetting the xform is just resetting the matrix3 in relation to the geometry's current position, orientation, and scale. That has a tendancy to get messed up if you are doing transforms on the object level rather than through modifiers and/or sub-object… -
3D Environment Modeling Artist (Blender → Three.js) for Chillhop Music
We're looking for a skilled Blender artist with a strong creative eye to transform 2D illustrated cityscapes into optimized 3D environments for our interactive web experiences. You'll be the technical bridge between our hand-drawn illustrations and real-time Three.js implementation. What You'll Do * Create 3D blockouts and…
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