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Re: 3Ds Max CAT Rig broken?
Select your Skinned model. Make sure you are not in Sub-Object mode below the Skin modifier. If Editable Poly is in Sub-Object mode this can cause the Skin modifier to stop working. -
Re: My First Max
looks like you applied a smooth modifier to the piece that holds the two lense cylinders together. Try to get one on each lense... each major piece should have a smooth modifier -
Re: [WIP] cartoon Space-teen
Update: add helmet & jetpack, modify the proportion & face a bit. space gloves & boots will follow.... not yet modify the poly at the limb for the deformation, want to check 1st that the general shape/ look is correct. -
Re: Proper Rigging(3DS Max 8)
Is that the only real solution in Max? Maybe I just haven't understood the full capability of the modifier yet, but modifying the individual verticies for each animation sounds like a temporary solution to a longterm problem... -
Re: Why is exporting to xNormal so painful
I use a turn to mesh modifier with a projection modifier on top and then export as .sbm. I have heard of people having issues with .sbm but it works fine for me. I can't think of a faster way, short from automating things with a script. -
Re: Norm Baking: Smoothing Groups?
When I said "the cage" I meant the projection modifier's cage. I can't split those so I was wondering if I'm supposed to split the model into separate elements according to the smoothing groups before I apply the projection modifier. -
Re: vertex paint + height at the same time
That's how the tutorial had it, but the custom material I'm using doesn't have a displacement maps (it's a proprietary plugin material). So I'm trying to find a different method (maybe a modifier that changes the vertex color automatically depending on the modifiers' gizmo). Thanks. -
Re: Bow rigging - problem
What does your modifier stack look like? You should usually have only an Editable Poly modifier below Skin, and not in Sub-Object selection mode. Also, did you Reset Xform (then Collapse) before adding the Skin? -
Re: So what are you working on?
Hay Geezus, throw a FFD modifier and squish in the middle, you'll be surprised how much character that will add, you could also add a noise modifier to shake things up a bit. Also try sloping the roof in more like the reference. -
Re: What is the proper way to add "content" on a previous subtool? - ZBrush
if you want to realistically build up muscle you could try using a tube-shaped Insert curve brush with a size modifier turned on. This will let you add muscle shapes pretty quickly. http://docs.pixologic.com/reference-guide/stroke/curve-modifiers/
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