Cheers for the examples; I understand the second example doesn't really make sense, I was literally just pointing out how I've been told that UVs can be OUTSIDE the 1-0 space. Cheers for all the examples, but I'm guessing you can as i was told use OUTSIDE of the 0-1 space for repeating walls etc? Sorry to sound simple but…
I can't post that example its under NDA :) The texture has changed from the OS map generated by max, but doesn't match the tangent map from maya, it's still very object-y looking. I'm not going to plough any more time into fiddling with this at the moment, I want to press on with the production work instead, confident that…
Blender Hairtool by Bartosz Styperek This is a hair plane example. Straight away you can see the difference between volume and vibrance with the example you posted above. So it depends on what you are looking for. I reckon you should look into material and lighting, but also styling.
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Right. So the reference isn't for any one specific item. I understand the principles of efficient UV use, but the reference is more for providing a visual example to other people. Good packing is easy to find, but getting examples of reuse is what is tripping me up. People are happy to reuse textures in modular environment…
A detour or not, depending on how you look at it. I was trying to understand eye refraction. After finding some examples, attempted to recreate the effect... and it sort of looked correct. There was just that one issue I spent a good deal of forever chasing down. The whole thing distorts depending on whether you look along…
It’s good you mentioned this specific example. Objects can be setup to share UV space specifically so they can reuse the same material. This optimizes the rendering speed, by reducing draw calls. However, anything using transparency is usually separated from things without, and uses a dedicated material. This is because…
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Nice blockout! I would suggest choosing your rendering system first, then set up the ground shader to work within it. For example, in Unity I would use a layered shader, and paint a mask where the water would be on the concrete. And add some clumps of dirt as geometry.
you can try learning by rough and smooth surfaces (glossy). This is base for classify a lot of materials, but of course, there are few exceptions like rubber materials, that can be smoothness but not necessarily have to emit or reflect the light like some glossy materials, cuz rubber materials absorve too much the light.…