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Re: Journeyman environment uni project
A good quick way to get something nice looking is to darken the diffuse lots and really brighten the specular for metal areas. then add scratches to specular and tweak, tweak, tweak ;) -
Re: Ancient Entrance
Looking quite good already! I would suggest maybe adding a little more color variation on the diffuse for the vegetation maybe, and perhaps even more saturation too. -
Re: Getting speculars on the shadow sides in Engine. Help!
HDR cubemaps for ambient diffuse and specular reflections is what you want, it's what Toolbag 2, and most modern engines like UE4, Unity 5, etc use. -
Re: Selaznog's WIP Props
Thanks Mospheric. I've decided I prefer doing props over full scale enviros... Here's a Darksiders-esque axe. Open to critique on the texture! Diffuse only -
Re: Tank Model
Nice work, I'm unsure about the noise detail.. It makes it look as if it has an infection of some sort.. I'd start painting a diffuse now and then add in noise after. -
Re: Yet ANOTHER Splashdamage dock
I'd suggest showing off the wires differently. Right now it's a warbly mess of lines. Perhaps a flat diffuse only with black lines, or a cay render with black lines? -
Re: WW2 Environment
Looks awesome! Can you explain how you textured the houses,Is it modular ?How many diffuse maps per building?Tileable textures?Or unique for each one? -
Re: [WIP] Metro 2033 Character Sculpt
The face sculpt is done for the most part. The beard will still be changed quite a lot, and I will be painting normal/bump/diffuse map using Mari (XYZ Textures workflow). :) -
Re: Solid Snake
Dont just change the background, it wont help much if the rest stays as it is. Try to load a light rig with a more diffused setup. Shapes shading to black = never :P -
Re: Base metals
metal is too diverse to be textured in one way, personally i start with photo refs, but often dim the detail in the diffuse and let the reflection/spec map do the work
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