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Re: Alley Scene
Hey thanks alot for the crits guys, I realize the lighting needs alot of work, I still have much to learn about lighting. As for the dirt suggestions, would you say to make a seperate dirty brick texture for the bottom or just a dirt alpha to place over top. Also, here is the wireframe for the truck. I think pretty much… -
Re: So what are you working on?
wow this project is going slow for me: removed all the dirt, cuz i was told to change it drastically... also, changed the brick 'style' or what not? added some wear... as of now, theres only a bit of dirtying... i just wanted to show the base before i attempt the dirt.. any general tips on the process are welcome! and… -
Creating independant dust/grunge on my floor and objects [maya/max/zB]
Hey there, I am currently working on an interior scene, and I would like to have this level of details when it comes to the dust and dirty floor. I first thought I could get it with a displacement map [indeed, I can, but then it's gonna be a very long way and take a lot of RAM to duplicate it] I think the best way would be… -
Re: Cornfield Environment WIP
Corn leaves seem a little too dirty and saturated. The mix of green and brown grass down the middle of the road seems strange. What little grass you'd get there would probably be flattened and more sparse. Maybe also consider having the dirt appear slightly moist as it's weird having the puddles (especially tiny ones) next… -
[Unity] Overlaying dirt to tileable floor texture
Hi all, Im working on this scene (in early WIP) and im not sure how to go about achieving the ground dirt in unity. I understand that in UE4 i could create a vertex blending shader network but what would be a good way to achieve this in unity? I've attached a unity screengrab and a paintover i did in photoshop to… -
Re: Water-based Blacksmith Diorama
Looks like you're getting a lit of good, solid feedback. I won't belabor the points already made. I think the instancing is very successful - i find it very difficult to detact dupes anywhere without pointedly going in to look for them. Love the desaturated hues in the planks and logs. My eyes are tired from all the super… -
Re: Calling All Level Builders
I usually create a series of highpoly sculpt textures for stuff like rock and brick (Naughty Dog Style) and create alpha masks for them to blend dirt and other goodies ontop of if a dirty version is needed. The other side of that is taking pictures from cgtextures.com and re-inventing them with photo-layers and handpainted… -
Re: Remington ACR / Magpul Masada
Man, nice going. Comment about the dirtying up would be the same as usual wear and tear texturing, the devil is in the details. Right now the grime is almost uniformly coated which seems odd. Really nice dirt in the grip, though.) I'd like to see some of the broader areas of the upper generally cleaner. Also if you're… -
Re: Street corner
Hey, good start. I'm always all for dirt, but I think your grunge maps are a little too uniform. Think about where the dirt would actually accumulate, and put it there. In other areas, they don't have to be "clean" perse, but at least less grungy. I think your dirt also might be a bit too dark, I couldn't even tell that… -
Re: Help this enviornment art guy learn how to make enviros with Unreal4 please
IMO I wouldn't desaturate the scene, unless you decide to tell a bleak story. I like the way you got it set up now, it's vibrant, clear and gives off a positive vibe like I want to come here with my mates and enjoy a good drink in the hot sun. Anyway, here's my 2 cents. I think it'd be better to frame your dirt around the…
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