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Re: Envelope Cages in Maya
It may be possible to generate the cage using Transfer Maps, and swap that out with yours, though I've never tried it. Just be sure that the vertex index is maintained between the export process. For the most part, the auto cages work just fine in Maya, it doesn't do ray bending, it's just a search limiter. -
Re: Please give me some critique on my Folio :)
I agree with the portfolio comments above. The bathroom materials aren't well defined, but the SWAT car and computer are much better. It's really disappointing when you click a folio link and immediately see COMING SOON right in front of you, but I'm sure you will get that piece done and placed in there eventually. -
Re: Anyone try fusion 360 yet for modeling complex hard surfaces?
I've used CAD style stuff for a few pieces and while interesting it gets a little tiresome swapping back and forth between apps when things need tweaking. In my experience, anyway. Having said that, I like the push/pull mechanic they have going on there. That looks really nice and fluid... -
Re: [UE4] Hallway Complex
Started to break the layout down into a kit of reusable parts. I went a step further and broke each part down into more elements. Doing so will give me more option for variation in the future as I can swap out individual elements for new ones rather than the whole piece. -
Re: [Portfolio Review] J0NNYquid
So I'm switching up how I show off my assets, you can see the old way currently on my website www.camraab3d.com here's the direction I'm taking it right now. PortfolioRoughDraft by camraab, on Flickr Also swapped out the lightbox slideshow for dedicated pages for each piece. -
Re: What are you working on Animators? 2017!
@_adamturnbull good stuff man! How long did that take you, do you think? My biggest crit is the zipline. He feels a bit stiff on that thing. Probably cause Im so used to seeing Horizon's zip line where she sways a bit before locking into a position. -
Re: New Rage trailer!
I have a suspicion that they are rendering everything using the same shader... to keep a consistent frame rate and avoid additional render passes - so they can keep there predictive texture streaming working well. And if thats the case.. I'd swap multiple shaders for a solid consistant feel and a high reolution on each… -
Re: Pineapple Express
I saw a sneak preview a couple of weeks ago and was really really really dissapointed . I have come to expect more from Apatow, being a huge fan of his other flicks. This is just Cheech and Chong with an inflated budget. Oh, and I love pot. That did not sway my opinion. -
Re: Multiple Map Unwrap - sorry, i'm a n00b.
Generally, the more you pack separate textures into a single one, the better the performance will be. But there are tradeoffs... consider this tutorial for Unreal: http://udn.epicgames.com/Two/UnrealTexturing#Clothing_Skin_Swapping The skin color is split off into a separate texture sheet, so the skin color can be swapped… -
Re: Office Space
The whole company swapped it's 2 dev teams on the floors they were on this past week, so you might see some more mythic polycounters post. I know Mojo had 3 different cubes during the last week. My new office pictured below, and the home setup as well.
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