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Creating poly's in 3dsmax.
Utterly minor thing - but one of the few things I've found a bit clanky in max is the poly creation. Has anyone ever written a script or plugin to match, say, the one in XSI? E.g. just drag from edge to edge rather than on a vertex by vertex basis? -
Re: Issues with foliage.
place a node that is called "vertex color". Take the alpha channel of it and multiply it by the wind node. The same thing as what you did, but instead of hooking up that texture alpha, hook up the alpha channel of the vertex color node. -
Re: How can I achieve this kind of rocks?
I seem to recall a pretty neat rock tutorial in vertex 1. Cant remember which page its on exactly though. You should ckeck it out :) http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=104752&highlight=vertex -
Re: Polypaint to Low Poly
If you use Xnormal, Use "Bake Highpoly Vertex Colors", and in the High Definition Meshes menu, uncheck "ignore vertex colors", but only do that after you baked your AO map, for example, or else the polypaint will affect it. -
Re: Why do 3d Apps have problems with pushing/pulling vertices?
"Push" or inflate works by multiplying the vertex coordinate by a number, and by the avegare vertex normal direction. So basically the vertices will go based on the normals. Depending on the shape, and topology, this can cause it to go to a direction that is not exactly what you wanted. -
Re: Layered Texture in Maya to Unity?
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Re: 3ds max Transferring UVs Breaks uv mesh
amisima: how do you use mudbox to change vertex order? i agree that vertex order is the most likely cause and easy to terst using the morph modifier. you can fix it in max using the morphix script. -
Re: Painting a "flow" normalmap?
You could probably "paint" it in using vertex normals (so it's easier to visualise, if you turn the normal indicators on) and hack a script together to transfer that to a colour map. And then bake that out to a texture if needed, or leave it as a per vertex thing. -
Re: Modelling and Texturing a Game Level
or use vertex color channel blending to blend 2 different tiling textures, its called vertex blending here is a tutorial on how to apply it in max: http://www.bakdesign.net/tm/tutorial/3dsmax_tutorial.html most engines these days support it -
Re: Lighting low poly chars 4 render
for lowpoly i always use 100% fullbright, because that will show the texture itself and how well it was painted , sure that ingame it will be lit per vertex, and omnis and stuff will give horrible per vertex lightning and wash out the texture.
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