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Re: Level design vs. 3D Artist?
[ QUOTE ] Level Design to me means someone who designs the layouts, sets up the flow of the level and does all of the scripting and ai work, places sounds, particle effects, etc. [/ QUOTE ] I would like to point out that this varies from company to company. At nfusion Interactive I created particle effects, created… -
Re: Erik Amezcua - Game Art Portfolio
I'll let the pros tell you want you need to improve about the content of your portfolio, but I can say that after looking through several portfolios myself, I would like to comment on the layout and design of your website. To me it seems very basic, like your only designing a site for the sake of posting your work, but I… -
Re: Questions about refining 3D model
Thanks for the reply, Tiles. I am sorry for my bad English to describe the question incorrectly. The new mesh is indeed different from the old one as the I have changed the faces and shape. Thus, when I am using the UV projection, the UV layout of the new mesh is different. On the other hand, I had a discussion with my… -
[Portfolio] Gemma Suen- Feedback for graduate 2D/3D artist?
Hi there! I've been building up my portfolio website slowly, I graduated in July and have been trying to improve some of my old work and produce more. I want to specialize in character art, but was told that it's very difficult to get into straight from uni, so I'm working on environments and finding it pretty fun. :) Any… -
Maya- Quadruped Rigging Help (stag, front legs)
Hi all, So I'm currently working on learning to rig quadrupeds, and I'm doing so on a stag model I made. I have been following a tutorial and it is till just now I realized an obvious error in why their tutorial wouldn't work for the front legs. The model that the teacher is using is a dog, and obviously the front leg… -
Baked monkey fur
Hi! I finished this guy, and I thought I could share the trick I used to make the texture in Blender. model The idea was to export the UV layout and setup a scene with an ortho camera facing a plane on which I generated and combed some hair to follow the flow of the UV layout. To give the texture more depth, I used the… -
Re: My first 3D job. Advice needed
@d333p Hey thanks for reply! Here are even more question. 1) Ask them and make sure about it . Because you need it to compromise the uv layout . Say if you loop the bricks for efficiency , your texture gonna have the same light shadow all over the place . There is work around for it using 2 uv map (1 for texture 1 for… -
Re: Office chair
These UVs are a lot better, but I'm sure you could align them so that the back of the chair and the base of the chair are actually "right way up" (ie. so that when you paint it, it'll be actually as you'd look at it on the model instead of rotated off by 90 degrees). That always helps the texturing stage and it's really… -
Re: Station / Laboratory 3D Environment
New Update!. I've been at school talking with a couple teachers after I finished the first blocking and we got to the conclusion that the building was way too... squarish. This was the day after I updated this post. Anyway, since then I decided to move onto other school stuff I had to do, while searching for more… -
Re: Traditional texturing vs 3d Painting
mudbox is the clear favourite here. despite being somewhat buggy (but at least not unstable) it has proven indispensable for blocking out textures, painting on tricky UV's and cleaning things up. good paint tools (smear/smudge brush badly missing tho), convenient to use alongside photoshop and generally quick to pickup. it…
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