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Re: Questions about Vertex Color.
This may be too much for your need, I too had trouble with good vertex color solutions in Unity. Now I almost exclusively go straight to this:http://forum.unity3d.com/threads/123282-T4M-Black-Edition As long as you convert your mesh to T4M mesh, you can paint any combination of textures with support from mobile up to… -
Re: Environment Artist: Highpoly Zbrush or regular 3d program?
Use both. It's usually a lot easier and more precise to start by modeling as a normal, low-poly mesh in something like 3ds and then taking it into Zbrush for detailing. I pretty much make the low-poly (adhering to the grid in the app for modularity), take it into Zbrush to make it uniform and then subdivide, sculpt away,… -
Re: HEDGEWITCH - stylized lowpoly game concept
Hi guys, thanks for the comments! The character in particular is fairly high poly considering the style; that's because of the texturing technique I'm using. Basically I model out areas that are going to be specific colours on the mesh, and when unwrapping I reduce the uv island down as much as I can on the pixel texture… -
Re: Character art - The World of Lexica
Someone was asking about the character specs in the game-artist.net forums, so I thought it may be useful for folks here as well if interested. Since Lexica is a mobile game, many of the assets were pretty low res. So here are some specs for ya on characters.. Triangle count: most around 2300 tris - sculpted a high res… -
Re: [Portfolio] Alexandra Jackson
I agree with JMYoung; horizontal scroll needs to go. It's non-standard and can be very annoying. As for the actual content, there are a few things I noticed: - You're using very high res textures, but not taking advantage of that by making them detailed enough that it seems like the characters need textures that large.… -
Re: Sci-Fi / Futuristic Train Station
That's looking cool dude, but it looks far from finished. I think what possibly lost you the position was the lack of lighting. For environments lighting is HUGE and I can't emphasize that enough. Things tend to look bland and the texture tiling can get really noticeable with flat lighting. Another thing I noticed right… -
Re: Multiple UV channels?
Yeah I figured it might be an extreme example... We're using multiple UV channels quite a bit here. One thing is to use baked soft lighting vs. tiled diffuse and tiled normalmap (for detail bumpage). Another way we use it is to do effects like memory-efficient caustics, where you duplicate the same soft caustic emissive… -
Re: Multiple positions open at Epic
Okkun: We are working with MAX ( as we have our own inhouse normal map processing tools ) to produce very high poly models and then normal map them down to low poly before creating a Diffuse, Specular map by hand , based on the Normal map. Something like a standard L shaped support beam in the Liandri setting, I would… -
Re: Darkwatch - Rifle
I dunno if you saw this reference image or not, but it has some great little notes about what is what on the gun. If you wanted to break-up the coloration a bit more on the front and make it more interesting, you can make that foldout stand have a silver tipped spike. That should be a quick fix in the diffuse. Then IMO the… -
HELP!! Problems with Dota 2 files
Ok, first I want to say I am new to this forum. I was told, to import Dota 2 models, I should first use GCFScape to extract the files. Then, use StudioCompiler to decompile the model I want to use. So the dx.90 was changed to dx.80 I decompiled the SMD files to a random location and I was told to get an SMD importer.…
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