WhimsyTown Vol. 1 – Scenery Essentials is a stylized 3D asset pack designed for Unity game developers and environment artists. It includes a charming collection of low-poly props to build cozy medieval or fantasy townscapes. This volume features handcrafted scenery elements such as market stalls, carts, barrels, fences,…
I am trying to create a stylized tree with a leaf system like this video https://streamable.com/hl6kx6 however I can quite get there yet. These are my two attempts. Any tips?
Here is the model on sketchfab https://skfb.ly/pyENq I’d like some feedback on the topology of my human base mesh, especially from experienced riggers. It’s meant for subdivision sculpting and intentionally so low poly.
Hey everyone, I recently started a YouTube channel called **Nexus**, where I share educational tutorials focused on Blender — and soon, After Effects as well. Here’s one of my latest tutorials: ▶️ [Modeling & Shading a Realistic Coffee Kettle in Blender]( https://youtu.be/i5WZxlrTWo8) I'm trying to improve the overall…
I'm looking for a bit of advice. I have a high end Scan built design machine that I moved on from last year.3990x Threadripper which is an absolute beast for rendering and video work. 256GB corsair vengeance DDR4 ram. 2x2TB NVMe M.2 drives which is great for OS & programs on 1 and cache + data on other with a 16TB seagate…
I guess Substrate is the solution for having metal partially blended with non-metalic surfaces like dirt and paint without the problems the metalness workflow had with such blended materials? But what workflow and export settings would you use for Substance painter > UE5 substrate to get the correct effect?
We're developing a short animated film and building it through community collaboration. The story follows Arthur, a determined pilot racing his rickety spacecraft through deep space in a high-speed attempt to become the fastest man alive. The film runs just under 2 minutes. Characters are fully rigged and textured, and…
This is a character I've been working on for the past few months, and a first try at a real-time character. Character: 83K tris - six 4K UV sets Weapon: 23K tris - one 4K UV set Sculpted in Zbrush, clothes in Marvelous Designer, retopo done in Blender, textured in Substance Painter, render & lookdev done in Marmoset…
I am modeling a house, and the side wall measures over 4 meters in length using trims for texturing. I was curious if that is acceptable for a modular set, or if there is a maximum length requirement for games? I'm simply creating an exterior for a student project.