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Re: Highpoly practice - WIP and a question
Most of your inset panels and grooves are perpendicular to the surface you'll be baking from. You'll want to angle them a bit if you want to bake to a flat surface. As a quick demo, take a flat plane and extrude straight down a pattern like the basic grille like over the speaker cover. Then look at the plane straight on in… -
Re: Tree Creation - Part 2 (leaves)
I'm using Maya currently and to my knowledge (I could be wrong) maya does not auto-UVmap a loft (extrude tool in Maya language) as it is done differently than in Max. If I were doing it in max I would just use the generated UVs and tweak them as needed. In maya I would simply take the time to map it separately. (Lame for… -
Re: Garry, the smoking reptileman
This is probably going to a lot harsher than I want it to but at the moment it looks almost randomly designed, sort of like you went to town with features like extrude and bevel with no set image of what you wanted which I think hurts the end result. Pobably not the kinda crit you wanted but it was the first thing that I… -
Re: Modelling and Texturing a Game Level
really only a 10 minute job. Fairly straight forward, but to go into describing how to do everything would take longer than actually doing it. Your best bet is to look for tutorials on the following. Deformation maps (black and white images, black being flight, and white being elevated, to extrude the geometry out) UV… -
Re: Which approach?
looks awesome indeed would make a great deathmatch map i am sure here is how you shoudl start : with a cube ... and than look how this cube is different form your mountain there and start cutting and extruding away. thats how i start everything i am always like oh my god what should i do but than i pop in a cube and than i… -
Re: Sewer (Environment)
Looking pretty good, here are a few things versus the original scene: More depth in the textures (especially trim and bricks) Much grimier barrel, water texture, and more weathered/water damaged in general (lower trims) A lot more clutter, and some nasty cobwebs. Higher contrast lighting. The mesh for your light beams… -
Re: Fencer chick (2400 tris, 512)
nice!! I agree with bill, i love the style you're gunnin for, and thinkin the latest versions are getting closer. One extra thing i may suggest, would be to venture a little bit "outside the mesh," so to speak. Try experimenting with floating open-edge pieces to emulate belts, or extrude an edge to give belts the extra… -
Re: Fury Mallard wants YOU!...DEAD!
He's cute :P My suggestion is to just kill everything behind the legs to the tip of the tail. Rather than juggling all those edges, I think it'd be quicker and easier to just knock 'em out, then extrude your open edge and shape that up back to your original form. You could duplicate the whole thing as a copy and move it… -
Re: [UE4] Original Spaceship - The Arrow
I changed a couple of pieces on the trim sheet. Replaced the extruded cap with the box and replaced the sharp ascending slope edge with a rounded convex edge. Ambient Occlusion of the mesh decals Added the floating geometry for mesh decals and livery. Here are the mesh decals/stickers in Unreal Engine. I think the clean… -
Re: Tar-21 WIP
Going of this Ref - Foregrip bumps are reversed, should be outward extrusions not inward - Ejection port shell deflector should be wider and angled - picatinny rail looks huge and rear sight looks small Good HP model, just some odd stuff. Edges are awesome except for the inward extrusions on the foregrip and the interior…
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