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Re: Color palett when creating 3D environments
"It depends" For a stylized games, the color palette will likely be baked into the textures, for a realistic game, you're probably going to do film style color grading to push the color palette in a certain direction. For games- colors are often UI elements that don't get affected by lighting. If it's really important for… -
Re: What are your 3ds max hotkeys and shortcuts to work faster?
Thank for the reply guys, I've went ahead and created a custom keybinding setup based on personal experience and the feedback I've received from you 😊 I haven't added anything about the UV because right now I'm mostly focused on the modeling part so I'm not in the mood to mess up with it, I'll tackle it in the future.… -
DND mini project (CLOSED)
EDIT: I have found an artist and am no longer looking for candidates I am hoping to begin a small business 3D printing and then casting miniatures for DND. The main idea is to have very simple low poly models of various common monsters to start, and later add some less generic models. I don't much about this industry, but… -
Topology problems....Help!
So i've been trying to model a Nokia 3310. In my head i'm trying to follow a game asset workflow but i'm really not sure if i'm approaching this correctly. I'm using a sub-d workflow, keeping the base mesh as simple as possible and only adding geometry where absolutely possible (tell me if this is the wrong approach!). The… -
Will UE5 Nanite change the Industry?
quite an older topic now but I couldn't find any big discussion about it so If you have a link feel free to post it. Obviously it's still in development and some features are still not available but let's go with the case that UE5 is ready, Would it change the Industry? There are still quite a lot of questions about it,… -
[FINISHED] Roland Alpha Juno 2
Knock-knock. Who's there? The Hoover! Welcome to the Thunderdome. From Madonna to Prodigy, musicians of numerous genres have used Juno's recognizable timbre in their recordings. Nothing can beat the authentic hoover sound. The most affordable from the Juno series, Alpha is the secret super weapon and an instant rave… -
[FULL TIME] [REMOTE] [WORLD-WIDE] Lead 3D Environment Artist
You can apply directly here: https://tlm.bamboohr.com/jobs/view.php?id=169&source=aWQ9MzU= Are you looking to change the gaming industry? We are! TLM Partners, Inc. is a world-class digital entertainment company led by industry veterans. We are an engineering powerhouse, and our Subject Matter Experts work on some of the… -
Re: Scaling objects together with textures in Blender
Your textures are assigned to your UV map. Your UV map is locked to vertices on your mesh. When you scale faces, unless you check a certain box, your UV map will not be affected, because each corner of the face is assigned to a static coordinate in the 2D UV texture. -
Re: Prevent occlusion for some meshes on the same UV tile / AO on movable parts
Isolate it (in marmoset you can just hit "exclude when ignoring groups" ) or you can simply move it off to the side so it can bake ao without any of the other meshes getting in the way. You should avoid baking AO onto things that move around/dynamic, it as you've illustrated that it wouldn't logically make sense. However,… -
UDIM Issue in SP
Hello, I was wondering if you can get imported texture maps to work in a UDIM workflow in Substance Painter. I baked all my maps in Marmoset, as I felt like that was getting better results, but I am stuck on how to import it to work correctly in a UDIM Setting. placing the texture map in only affects the 1001 UV Tile.
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