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2 Animations and a Plane texture
Besides the human study I've also been working on these 2 short little animations this week. It's nothing special, but I'd just like to share them. I'm starting to like animation. #1st Assignment: Pixar Animation Appearantly the guys over at Pixar are given 1 week for 1 second of animation for their feature film projects.… -
Re: Animating women...
Vertex animation as far as I know is pretty expensive on resources. It's a great way to capture a sim like cloth but it's probably not going to be widely adopted for real time games anytime soon. Yep, I would strongly urge you to use them too. When you rotate the arm above a T-Pose you lift the clavicle which brings the… -
Re: InCognito update
I turned off the ceiling light and trying it more with desk lamps which I need to model. The lighting can't be for the benefit of 1 camera angle as the menu will include the whole room. This is the kind of look I am after… -
Re: Art Deco Train
The work itself is looking like it's off to a great start, but I think you might be able to use your UV space a little bit better. It looks like you probably kept everything at the same 1-1 UV size vs actual size which makes sense in real-life (and I've been guilty of doing this) but I've been finding it better to bump up… -
Re: How did artists rig/animate PS1 era characters?
Yea all of the FFVII characters where broken up into segments with 100% of the verts in that segment being weighted to the bone, 1:1 weighting. Some "rigs" didn't have bones and where just well placed object pivots linked together to form chains. I forget if vertex weighting was even possible on the PS1, it might have been… -
Re: Zbrush messing up the scale
Edited : Just as reminder, about scaling in Zbrush : obj file format has no scale variable support to define the model scale ratio zbrush apply some math Scale in Zbrush : 1 unit = 1*2 ( global scale is always 2.00002) if you have a cube of 1'1'1 and a scale of 1 in maya, after the importing in Zbrush Now if you have a box… -
Re: What he heck is going on now!?
Overlapping UV's. Offset all but one piece 1 tile to the right/left/top or bottom. With pieces you want to move, turn on #1. In #2 type 1 and hit enter. It will move those pieces 1 tile to the right. That way they land perfectly on the tileable image but aren't in the renderable space. You can also switch the editor to UW… -
Re: (WIP) Hand-Painted Fantasy Sword
You get lynched for bumping, you'r technically already dead :/ To fit the 1:2 or 2:1 ratio you need to first fit every thing in to one of the half of the 1:1 UV space. Lets say the lower part. When you'r done fitting everything together you mark all the UV shells and select the scale tool. Then you want to scale in just U… -
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1 - We'll blow something up. 2 - What we gonna blow up 1? 1 - ...Internet. -
Re: Normal Map stripes
Multiply the normal map by 1,-1 and 1 to flip the green channel.
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