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Re: My M4A1
What kind of specs are you running on your comp? When I loaded your foregrip rails .obj and smoothed it my laptop gave me a warning it would be something like difficult for it to smooth it. After that it was super laggy. Is modeling software about lots of memory? because I only have 1.5 gigs on my laptop here. Again yes… -
Re: Manitoba crash site - UDK env
Something to consider when using additional UV sets for material effects is that UE3/UDK bases the normal map calculations off of the base UV set only, at least to my knowledge. So any normalmap information that uses additional UVs will still use the rotation of the base UV set. In other words, anything other than the base… -
Re: EVOLVE
Can someone explain the thought process behind the DLC on this one? I'm having trouble working it out. It seems like the base game is a full price game that gives you four 'hunter' classes and three 'monster' classes out of the box, but you have to grind to unlock them (unless you pre-order a certain edition of the game)?… -
Re: questions for making a video game
1) Most games use real word measurements as a starting point, but the width and height of doors, hallways, and small rooms are a bit exaggerated to make them more comfortable to move and look around it. 2) There's no one answer, buildings can be pretty low poly because they are often pretty flat, sometimes people add in… -
Re: Open World
To make the player walking for 45 minutes to get from one end to the another, make his movement speed 2 km / hour and make the landscape 1,5 km size. Because: lets say he walks on 2km/ h (2000m / hour) , divided by 60 (minutes) = 33.333333...m /per minute * 45 = 1500 -> which is the needed landscape size in meters. If you… -
Re: Art test - Normal maps not allowed?
It is not uncommon for art tests to be somewhat out of left field, unrelated to exactly what the studio is working on, as well as being focused on fundamentals without procedural tools. The past couple of art tests I have completed before taking my current position were a total 180 from what the studio was actually working… -
Re: [Portfolio] Eric Topf, Environment/Prop Artist
Nice to hear you got your senses back, everyone has these awakening moments in their lives and we should be thankful if they happen. Here's an example of a highpoly fire hydrant with clean geometry (just googled it up as well): http://th01.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/i/2010/180/b/5/Fire_Hydrant___Highpoly_by_JeremiahBigley.jpg… -
Re: Sketchbook: OMGkittenz
New project. EDIT: To expand on my goals-- * SPEED! Complete the sculpt in 10 hours, tops. Will keep a running tab here. Texturing will take more time, so I'm giving myself a little more leeway there. * Use/learn Substance Painter. Also learn the workflow between it and Substance Designer. * Practice hard surface modeling.… -
Re: Sketchbook: Wobyen
Thanks Devart! So I gave the normal map a shot today. The high poly was about 33000 verts, the low poly is down to 1485. There are some artifacts on the blade guard and some odd seams on the side of the blade itself that I'm not too crazy about. But this is my first normal map ever. Anyone have thoughts or input on what… -
Re: More Cintiqs...time to bite the bullet
wee bump. Any brits that were thinking of importing a cheaper (but still too bloody much) 12"er from the states. The power brick is multi voltage (100-240) so all you would need to do is replace the american 3 pin power cable with a standard uk PC/kettle lead. Mine arrived today. Sailed through customs without a problem…
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