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Re: Treasure chest - How to bake correctly normal and ambient occlusion maps
thanks for the reply the left one is a somehow realistic representation of the high poly....it has the flat look where it was supposed to be flat the right one is just...wrong in my opinion....i've modeled recently some props for a game and baking them with only one smoothing group just sent them back as a feedback....and… -
Re: Texel density between two separated meshes.
I think that's the reason why texel density is for example 512 pixels / meter.. ( <-- in real world measures ). It's used with the same value for everthing which is in a specific range.. ( often background, midground, foreground).. so for example a decal which is 10x10 cm (here 51x51 pixel) and then put wherever on the… -
Re: Need opinion on what a good topology is
@EndlessTinker What's right depends on what the model is being used for, what the desired result is and any technical limitations or special considerations that need to be made for it work in the engine. There's overlap in the general strategy of laying out topology for models but what's acceptable in a low poly model will… -
Re: Sky-Pirate project [W.I.P] (A character design study)
"Think about what physical characteristics your character may have, and why. Look towards nature for help. For example, a creature that lives in the dark may have very large eyes to take in small amounts of light, like an owl. This link with reality will make your character more believable, and will help tell their back… -
Re: Apex Clothing Tutorial
Yeah no problem :D Make sure you get the Apex Clothing plug-in for 3ds Max or Maya from https://developer.nvidia.com/apex-clothing 1. Started out with just a flat vertical plane in 3ds max with the width of the curtain being a little bigger than what I intend in the end. (That'll make more sense later) Green line shows how… -
Issues when mirroring after baking half-mesh
Hey there, I have recently been trying to go extreme with optimizing UV space and have seen videos on people deleting a mesh down the middle, UV-unwrapping it, baking it and then mirroring the mesh later. Basically saving on UV space as the other half would be offset outside the 0-1 space. However when I attempt this I get… -
Viking Environment "For Honor Style"
Viking Environment : Development Diary http://www.artstation.com/artwork/Kax1Zx Hello my name is Alejandro Díaz Castellano, a third year student at FX Animation School. I am going to talk a little about the last project I have created for school with my friend and classmate Víctor Agrisuelas Pascual. + References. The main… -
Re: Mad toxic discourse about character art appeal
You're so full of shit. You're trying to couch this whole thing as a "discussion" but you're not interested. You're just using it to push your gamegater bullshit. You've decided to approach this character, and other examples, entirely from the chuds' angle; you assume from the start they were made the way they are for DEI,… -
Re: breaking the barrier
Seriously though dude, if you really want to lose weight that bad you really can starve yourself. If you cut back to 400-500 calories a day and even attempt to have a normal life (which won't be easy, due to lack of energy, chills, muddled thinking) you will lose weight. I have heard a lot of health nuts talk about putting… -
Re: [MATERIAL] terracotta floor [FINISHED]
Hi, the only thing that looks off to me, although it only shows in the flat example you show, is that the level of wear and damage you show on the tiles, I think more of the polished tile surface would be worn away. For example:
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