Thanks! Unfortunately, I do not have other renderers. I also added bevels for the low poly mesh and modified the UV shells a little bit more. For some reason now it renders ok (not perfect, but at least there are no triangles).
Hello all. I'm finishing Character modeling project and I'm setting up my final renders in Arnold Maya. Any feedback regarding composition, lighting, errors, or anything else you notice would be greatly appreciated. Here are the renders I have so far: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xDRB1E
This is a 3D Modeling and Rendering project Software: 3DS Max 2023, Vray, Photoshop. Modeling of the interior space based on CAD drawings and a few reference images provided the client. Some interior objects is also modeled from scratch, after completing the rendering, post-production is done in Photoshop. Project…
hi i'm rendering a scene with volume fog. i want the fog to be rendered as a separate image and i know i kan do this with render elements. but when i render i also get the fog baked into the scene render. is there a way to render the fog separately without it showing in the scene render? or do i have to render it two…
Zbrush doesnt have smooth shading in the viewport, so these will not pop the same way as in max. This is why I never decimate You could probably use bpr render to see if you make this visible in zbrush
I missread the OP. :# I think he meant inflating low poly. It's what I meant. Doing it to Hipoly is indeed weird. Inflating low poly along vertex normals to bake world space normal map on the other hand is where low poly itself become the cage . That way it works in many renderers that are not supported by regular texture…
I don't know how to enable this.In Maya after a render, the render time displays at the bottom of the window and then u can save a copy of that render and compare the results of changes u have made and render time. Is there a way to enable this in 3dsmax?I know of the render time that shows at the bottom of the UI window…
Hello everyone, I am doing poses of the character model I have developed in the past few months, in order to polish it and then import it to Unreal Engine and create renders. The character I'm developing is Joker, based on his classic BTAS design, and I am aiming to create renders that resemble those seen in Smash Bros…
I am having issues rendering alpha maps like smoke with scaline renderer. Is this possible with scaline renderer? The alpha maps don't have a soft appearance.