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Re: Subsurface Scattering Research and Experimentation
Do not worry your not offending :) I also hope that I am not offending I think you raise some good points, and XNA sounds like a good program to use if you were going to create a completely new type of shader model like Jorge Jimenez (http://giga.cps.unizar.es/~diegog/ficheros/pdf_papers/TAP_Jimenez_LR.pdf). By the sounds… -
Re: My game asset creation learnings
Post processing is very versatile, but only available in Unity Pro I think. http://docs.unity3d.com/Documentation/Components/comp-ImageEffects.html Light baking will do some ambient occlusion. Another way to add it to your meshes is to bake AO into the vertex color. This is supported by free and pro versions, but may… -
Re: Help with molded plastic shapes/transitions (weapon modeling)
@Boosted24v You have a good start but like Mattias mentioned: it's less of an issue with the process itself and more of an issue with the overall shape. The edge width is also a little too tight and a little too consistent across the entire model. This is causing the injection molded parts to read less like polymer and… -
Re: Catwoman model problem.
as far as i know your first image is not vertex-color but fullbright (= no shading) And yes, it looks bad with shading applied.. that's whay as good as everyone who is making no-normalmap textures working with fullbright materials. If you'r working on a normalmaped texture, you can use a 50% selfilluminated material or a… -
Re: Normal Map problems
I just found out something even more stupid. When I was testing the model shown in my last post, I made a new material, turned on "DX Display of Standard Material", added a Normal Bump map in the Bump slot, and AS SOON AS I DID THAT, the shading error appeared. No bitmap loaded. Just the natural shading with the pixel… -
Substance Designer - Creating a mask from a shape
Hi Is it possible to make a mask from a shape? I've already created a pattern, hooked it to a Blend node, along with a simple rectangular shape, set it to Multiply so the pattern shows in the rectangle, and then I've used a Swirl Greyscale to deform the shape. Really nothing fancy at all. But is it possible to generate a… -
Re: Sharing tips vs keeping tricks to yourself
You are the group... In order to discover great new ideas and techniques as a group, you need common understanding. Every answered question raises that individual closer to a common understanding. Their application rises them further; Encourage this in others. Our individual strengths are fortified, and as each individual… -
FREE - JJ OBJ Toolkit for Maya
Hi guys, I've published a little set of scripts. This toolkit is a set of simple scripts tailored to provide clean, easier and more effective workflow for handling OBJ files in Maya. Thanks to the Import as blend shape options it keeps all your scene hierarchy, geometry UVs, UV sets, shader assignments etc. It was… -
Re: Creating Low Poly assets
Hi! Aside from the resources sacboi shared, this paragraph might give a clearer picture what happens during the baking process: "The Toolbag Baking Tutorial - How Does Projection Work?" Edit: Oh well, that's the exact tut sacboi already shared, should learn to read :P There is also a wiki you can dig through. Best share… -
Re: Road To Vostok: no specular, no roughness, no gloss
Well it's not an unlit shader since he uses dynamic lights/shadows. Also on videos, we can see normal maps reacting to dynamic lights. Lambert/Blinn shading/(cubemap reflection) on dynamic objects, most specular/reflections directly baked down into the diffuse map, directionnal lightmaps... It's a mix. We kinda do the same…
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