Hello! I have a question; I would like to know what people who have been in the industry much longer than I have think about this workflow. I've seen a lot of people on the internet using the following method; they usually create the entire level in 3D modeling software and then import everything as a single mesh into the…
First of all: Thanks for the response! My focus is less on finding a solution within the engine and more on tackling the task of texturing first. As you can see in the image (and please keep in mind that I’m not a Blender pro ;-) ), there is a separate mesh for each piece of clothing. In the screenshot, the character…
I am a character artist and I do both finished CG characters and 2D design work. I can deliver characters ready for video games or high qualety renders for you characters that can be used for comic and book cover. I also produce adult content if that is what you are looking for. Exampels of my 2D Work…
The last example (most right) from PyrZern is what you have, and what you want to avoid, because it collapses the model's volume. As the picture says, you want to at least have two loops in and out like the middle example.
That's depend on how you setup the cavity map setting generator. I think honestly that you need to generate a base cavity map and then correct some levels/details inside photoshop. Example 1 - Example 2
Yep. A good example is team colors. You can use a texture channel (alpha for example) as a mask for where the color is applied, then a material param to change that color. Some info here http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/Texture_atlas
A general web search for 'pbr wood tutorials' should get you some good results. What may be infinitely more beneficial is to take some time to study the reference image and try to breakdown some of the details that make it look the way it looks. For example here are some observations that jump out at me: a. all the edges…
Overall, it's a nice improvement, but some parts still need fixing. Here are the main areas that I've noticed and think could use some further improvement. 1. The extrusion looks really weird - it should be much shorter. Example : http://www.rusmilitary.com/images/akm_3pcs.jpg 2. The stock too looks strange, almost as if…
Hey JG, is there a reason the wooden wall panels have gaps at the bottom? Seems a little strange and makes it very obvious you have tiled it across. One thing to be careful of is keeping a sense of scale, for example your keyboard and computer screen look a little small (could be the camera angle). How do you go about…
Hello♥! I have an already rigged chibi character with 2 outfits (blender file). I am looking for someone who can expand this base by sticking to the original art style. - create several outfits (~35-50) - create several hairstyles You should be able to do minimum 2-3 outfits a week. You can use the progam of your choice…