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Re: Art Standards within an art department?
Yes, for over 10 years and, yes it does need enforcement. This thread and peoples responses proves it. posting stuff like "When you fuck up, there should be consequences and there is no worse consequence than to feel your peers scorning you." is a sure fire way to rip a team apart. that should be done in a private meeting… -
Re: UE4 : Victorian fantasy room - environment diary - critics welcome
Hey Marco, sorry, i didn't notice your reply... I think I 'm going to study the trim texture. I plan to do first the modular assets. I want to learn more about modular workflow. For now I am experimenting different types of normal baking. I have founded this tutorial made by Leonardo Lezzi :… -
Re: [UE4] WWI Mansion CGMA Class Project - By Instructor Clinton Crumpler
Here is where I am at week 4. I've been working on props and trim sheets. Any Critiques and Comment is very much appreciated. Don't hold back I need to know where there needs to be an improvement and I need to work harder at will post my UV's, as well as that is one weakness I am running into as well. Trim Sheet for wood… -
Re: Modo 10v2:- manipulating meshfusion bevels
http://community.thefoundry.co.uk/discussion/post.aspx?f=3&t=126618&p=1051330 * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 01 - Getting Started * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 02 - Role Change and Duplication * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 03 - Compound Trims * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 04 - Creating MeshFusion Items * MODO Quick Clip… -
Re: Wild West environment
at a glance, it's too dark, and the door is too bright (or just right?). Also the proportions seem to squashed and stumpy. As in, everything's wider than it is tall. A recognizable aspect of old west buildings is that they have a large facade and a smaller building behind that. Where as you have built a building with a… -
Re: bellydancer!
Hot damn this turned out really nice! Love the details and trim on the fabrics, and that tat is pretty exquisite. Face turned out nice too. If I had any crits, they would be that the skin (and especially the arms) looks rather unfinished in comparison. Needs a bit more tone and contrast, I think (though I sometimes have… -
Re: modular chunks
The benefit of modular design isn't just performance, it's time and variety. More importantly, lots of time and variety with little work. Lets say you want to create a nice brick apartment building. You model it as one piece and texture as needed. Then the next day, you have to make another brick building, similar but with… -
Is there a specific way i should be baking floaters in Marmoset?
The one on the left is baked in Marmoset Toolbag 3 and the one on the right is baked in Handplane. The two inner rim lines are actually floaters but every time i try to bake in Marmost toolbag it always comes out horribly like this. It seems to be just floaters that this occurs on, I've tried a range of models and floating… -
Re: Architectural Modeling and Bevel
Tiny bevels when they gets occupying less than 1 screen pixel causes some kind of troubles for rasterization part of a renderer . I am not sure how this important nowadays although. As I see people use either macro unique normal map with rounding ( troubles with texel size consistency and macro normal map blending… -
Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR
Hi there ! I've recently done a vehicle by using normal map. This project was for personal practice. I would love to get some feedback abaout what i could improve. Exterior Polycount => 39 918 tris Interior Polycount => 2 757 tris 1 set of maps for : tires rim breakdisk, exterior Many thanks !! https://youtu.be/fNP4WIxUhys
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