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Re: Low Polygon Joints - What is the best way?
Appreciate the help, I saved the image for reference. I've done a similar method for a while, essentially like they mentioned above, the bendy straw type. I wanted to break into more pronounced muscle geometry, kind of the way a lot of asian games have it, it's been a great challenge so far. Several times I've wanted to… -
Re: Convincing 3d that looks like 2d.... Wow
Oh Muzz I totally agree - it's just that I think that what sells the very unique look of this trailer is not so much the rendering (even tho there is a lot more to it than what it first seems, of course. Some of the Naruto games were already pushing things very far, and this is even stronger), but rahter, the hand crafted… -
Re: New Star Trek movie trailer
Firstly, I liked the original Tim Burton world just as much as the "realistic" world created from the new movies. Arguably the worlds are completely different takes on what was originally a multiple version comic. Graphic Novels and hardcore comics weren't a big thing back in 89-90. So Tim Burton's world was stylistically… -
Car Render Challenge 2024 - Heavy Metal: Harry's Cab (WIP)
I thought I would give this contest one more try. It passes by twice year, every year and it is always a bit enticing. Some of my cars were entered in past, but they were flops; early versions of creations made when I was still a green 3d artist. Things are rather busy with a couple of game projects, but I hope to be… -
Re: In Need of Feedback on Medieval Weapons
This is a really interesting concept with a lot of potential for environmental storytelling. (Broken items are abandoned then made useful again as the branches grow through them, branches continue to grow and strengthen the items as the player levels up, etc.) As far as the sculpting goes: the branches and roots that weave… -
Best way to texture an stone arch way?
I'm new to 3D and texturing and recently started using maya, substance designer and painter. So what would be the best way to make this kind of thing? Is each brick modeled and sculpted? Or is it a simple low poly arch and the height map is doing all the work? -
Re: Bayonetta
Finally picked it up today (I know, two day's wait, so gruelling! :P) and really loving it so far. Haven't had much time to play today, only an hour, so I just finished the first chapter. Dayumn! I was worried about combos being too hard to pick up, but especially with help from the loading screen, I'm already getting the… -
Re: real-time vehicles : normal maps or lots of poly ?
That actually makes a lot of sense. You could store cheaper midpoly cars and procedurally subdivide them on level build to help you save memory. That is if you can't do it dynamically. If you can, then go ahead and use it as LoD 0 directly ingame. But all of it seems really overhyped to me. On the average 20inchish monitor… -
Re: Sketchbook: Anthoshee
I've been following a new Zbrush tutorial and am enjoying it quite a bit. I am pretty happy with how it's coming so far and am looking forward to continuing it. -
Making mouths? Or the best way to go about making em?
Ok so this has bugged me for a while but what is the standard procedure for making openable mouths? as far as I can tell there would be several different ways: 1 sculpt it in the closed position and then cut it open when doing the lowpoly, and manually blend the lips with the mouth area on the normal map 2 make sure your…
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