@illumisanic Oh, correct me if wrong think my question wasn't that clear? indeed sorry about that bad habit/s : # Had initially meant texture resolution and as I understand this is a hero prop? so was just wondering if the texel density was either 4096 = 20.48px/cm or perhaps 2048 = 10.24px/cm...etc? hence out've personal…
Yes it's quite confusing : First it depends in which render engine you are (top bar) : In that case, choose Blender Render or Blender Render. Then in the View Panel/shading you have two option : Multitexture or GLSL, - Multitexture is use to show texture with only a simple diffuse shading, if you don't have any lamp, it'll…
Hey guys! I'm having problems with brightness difference in my greyscale texture maps. After exporting them from Substance Painter (PBR Metallic Roughness), and importing them to Marmoset, they appear brighter and makes my model way more shiny because of that. Anyone know why this is happening? I have tried tweaking the…
Did a small stylized art direction study recently focusing on softer organic shapes mixed with sharper metallic forms. Wanted to experiment with blending painterly textures and more realistic PBR materials together to see how far I could push the style. Would love to hear any thoughts or feedback.…
Greetings, I'm making a car asset for use with game engines. Currently, I have a 256x256 texture map assigned, to give the car model a pixel art look. The car is meant to have a LOD variation model, and a separate interior view model. It will also have different paintjob options. The entirety of the car model is already UV…
Hi guys! So I was wondering, should I create textures by myself or should I buy texture packs - I mean those texture packs which have a huge collection of high rez textures! Btw, I am still a student! Thanks!
my idea is actually the other way around, being able to edit/comb these and then baking those into a texture. painting flow maps is just really cumbersome :) because on stylized hairstrands its a looooot of strokes, a looooot of blending things, while its just a few vertices/normals to bend
Hello, everyone! I was wondering on how you'd create large environmental pieces without losing out on texture density? For example, would you create the albedo in a bigger resolution and keep the normals as it is? sound silly, I know. To be clearer, when I say "large environmental pieces" I meant those non-modular pieces…
Hi there, I have this strange issue when details from the low poly are baked into my texture as well as the high poly details. The model is smoothed and everything seems to be normal in settings, does anybody know how to solve this problem?
Atlases are made from packing a series of smaller textures into a larger one. Their main purpose is to make dealing with many small textures easier for the artist, and to improve performance (loading one larger texture can be faster then loading many small ones). Textures that are packed together in an atlas should have a…