think I've finally found the droids I was looking for :) Well that and my own stupidity! In some circumstances you need another vector or things will never align the way you want. spline aligned.... world aligned I added another point parameter to my emitter objects that could store a direction vector so I could have more…
About the Project A browser-based 3D social platform where communities hang out in shared virtual worlds using customizable avatars. Think of it as a cozy, low-poly metaverse rendered entirely in the browser with Three.js. What We Need We're looking for a 3D environment and character artist to create: Avatar Base Model &…
I have exported an obj from Rhino and the resulting mesh in Zbrush is very messy. I would like to add fine detail to it in Zbrush but am struugling to find a good workflow. This is what I have done so far: Exported an obj from Rhino with Polygon Mesh Objects and points welded. I then imported this into Zbrush with quads…
assuming you aren't applying the material to the shadow mesh (I've never done that, honest) it should be as simple as dropping the textures into the appropriate slots on the object material. it's loading some textures and interpreting them (seemingly) appropriately) - do the texture resources in godot look ok? for sanity's…
Ohh to do this you are going to have to get very fancy with Kismet and materials. If I am thinking about this correctly you want an object in the distance to fade in over time till it is 100% visible to the player and then fade out till it's 100% invisible with no popping, correct? If so you are going to have to do some…
I'm using Blender to export my object's animation into Marmoset. I've tried baking my object before exporting, using the bake animation feature when exporting an fbx, and I've looked at quite a few different tutorials but nothing seems to work. Everytime I export it, only a certain part of the animation happens and the…
This is a really interesting concept with a lot of potential for environmental storytelling. (Broken items are abandoned then made useful again as the branches grow through them, branches continue to grow and strengthen the items as the player levels up, etc.) As far as the sculpting goes: the branches and roots that weave…
It's two different approaches. You could sculpt on the smoothed version of a subdivision modeling mesh, but that's then locked at the highest subdivision you ended up using, and, like you noticed, that's quite high indeed in order to be able to sculpt freely and not run into problems (although you should still work from…
To the artists who have achieved this. I've been learning Blender on my own for almost two years through paid and free tutorials. This past year, I've landed my first two paid 3D jobs: one related to architecture and the other to music—a 3D object with a real-world shot in a music video. I feel like I'm halfway there,…