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Re: [P&P] - What Are You Working On? 2009 Edition!
yea 256 at the most for the bucket id say for anything practical prolly 128*256, after all it would only be like 50 pixels or so on screen. -
Hand Painted Sword
I'm a huge fan of hand painted texture work, but have never really tried doing something from start to finished with only painted texture. So today I decided I would give it a shot. I think this turned out pretty good. It's sitting a 382 tris with a 256 x 256 texture sheet. Concept by Nate Rogers. -
Re: Game Unit Snapping For Modo To UDK
I'm really not getting the same results as you; if I export a 256^3 cube to UDK it matches the default 256^3 UDK cube 1:1 perfectly. -
Re: Couple of workflow questions
I'd suggest you work at 256*256. You're only wasting time on detail that'll be smushed into nothing when you res it down. You'll be able to get a much cleaner, sharper result, something thats extremely important on hand-held consoles, if you work that way too. -
Re: World Machine to UE4
https://wiki.unrealengine.com/Landscape_-_World_Machine_perfect_integration -256:+256 in "Terrain Altitudes" in "General Setup" Look in World Machine at your elevation maybe you can find a Match for UE4 in this way. -
Re: Hand painted studies
Very nice. The 256 texture did come out well before they start to get blurry on the 128. Did you settle down for 256 or use the two higher texture? -
Re: need help with mobile asset pipeline
I'd skip the whole high poly part, that's total overkill for what will end up as a tiny model on a tiny screen with a texture around 256 x 256 or less. Paint it by hand. -
Re: Motion Blur on Particles
Pixel depth - assuming you are using it as a distance fade - should work fine as you had it. Bear in mind, for logical values in pixel depth, if you multiply it, its 1/Unreal Units. So 1/256 becomes 0.00390625, which should make your particles disappear over 256 units. -
Re: Help me improve as an artist!
So I took Vigs advice and tried my hand at quick planar mapping, which took me a while to figure out but I think I got it. Here are my result. Critiques well especially since it was my first attempt at planar mapping. The normal map is 256*256 as is the diffuse. -
texel lookup nearest
Does anyone know if its possible to have a similar look to models in unity to having the texel lookup set to nearest in max. The low res textures im using (256*256) look blurry in unity and I would like to have a sharp pixel look to them like when the texel lookup is set to nearest in 3ds max... Any help appreciated!…
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