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Photoshop - PixelB Game Maps and PixelB Normal Tools - extensions for painting game textures
I want to share the Photoshop extensions I released recently. I realized while working on Overwatch that ever since Quixel Suite died off, there hasn’t been a good way to paint normals or generate normal/AO/cavity maps inside of Photoshop. Blizzard had their own tools for doing so but there hasn’t been a publicly available… -
Re: [Improvement Thread] Like the mule with a spinning wheel - a Noobs Journey
That was a very lengthy introduction - but I thought it might be a good idea to sketch out what I plan to achieve, since the field of 3D art is a very wide one and not everyone has the same goal in mind. Here are some things that I´ve done so far, that you might see where I stand today: Ive done some of the basic 3Ds Max… -
Re: How do I make human topology?
to @Grump : I assume you are not very accustomed to internet forums ?? That would explain your private messages to me.. even as short as this posts here or using only five words so one might guess the meaning but there is missing a lot of context. As far as i could understand it (in the PM) you want to know how to model a… -
Re: Best Method To Get Started With Game Art/Game Creation
My recommendation, pick some software you like and play around a bit first. Photoshop is basically a must. You should also choose a poly modeling program (3ds max, maya, etc.) a game engine (Cryengine, Unity, Unreal, etc.) and maybe later down the line a 3d sculpting program like Zbrush. Each of those programs either have… -
Tutor needed
I really need a tutor for 3d environment art. I am looking for someone for two hours a week @ $25 an hour. The tutor will need to be skilled in modular building in side of 3ds max and inside of udk. I also need help with next gen assets... texturing and baking. This position would best fit someone who lives in or around… -
Re: Early-Late 2000s CGI/Game Models
Johnathan Williams still has some public videos of his edge modeling and facial topology series from the late 2000's and early 2010's. This is fairly representative of how things were typically done prior to digital sculpting. At least for those using open source tools from the period. Tool sets do vary but a lot of the… -
Smoothing Preview (3) Technique In Maya & Games
Hi there, So I've been subscribed to Digital Tutors for a while and have been going through many of the learning paths picking up knowledge on what I can. Through the Modelling tutorials they tend to emphasize a lot on the smoothing preview (hitting 3 on on the keyboard) technique for modelling. Teaching you to plan to use… -
Re: New to EVERYTHING
I'll throw my hat in with the recommendation for Digital Tutors. I'm a subscriber myself and I've learned a TON from that site. They have a massive library of Maya tutorials. Just the fundamentals courses alone would take you weeks to go through. They also do a fair amount of character modeling and animation content,… -
ANIMATORS out there, pleeease help!
OK, I'm working on an indy project, needing to skin a character to a biped rig, in max. This is like my fourth attempt, I've watched god knows how many tutorials, particularly those on digital tutors. The thing I'm really struggling with is weighting round the shoulder. If you look at the majority of tutorials out there,… -
Re: LOW-POLY ART
Pior if you still have those tutorials would you consider uploading them to archive.org? I’ve been trying to find tutorials from the Q3 days and so much of that internet is simply gone nowadays.
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