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Re: Daniel craig likeness -- Finished!
yea, its way too early to get into pore detail at this point. Id work on the forms and other details before even thinking about micro details like this. But fyi, pores have direction and yours look pretty circular and uniform all over. You should check out Frank Tzengs Likeness tutorial before making the pores to learn how… -
Re: [UE4] Simulacra - Twin stick exploration game
Started working on a couple new assets as a way to learn Modo (was in desperate need of an update from my ancient version of Max). This is one of the more simple designs I started working on, a simple utility locker. Did all the texture and detailing in Substance designer, following a cool tutorial by Nick Quackenbush on… -
Re: Advice On Realistic Character Workflow
Thanks guys. @Jfitch I've done plenty of anatomy studies and practiced faces so I think I'm all good there.. I have the MD trial, but finding tutorials or sewing patterns seems difficult.. feels like I've looked everywhere on google and found very little results. I also have Raf Grasettis tutorial, one of the best… -
Re: Game character production
There are tons of great tutorials out there. Here are a few recent and well rounded tuts that I like: afisher did a great writeup on a pretty typical pipeline here: http://www.3dtotal.com/index_tutorial_detailed.php?id=1763&catDisplay=1&roPos=1&page=1#.Urg74fRDuMI One of the most up-to-date free tutorials on the subject… -
Re: What to do. What not to do.
xNormal is probably the easiest. Bake your high-poly down onto your low-poly (make sure that low poly has UV maps!). If you've got a texture on your HP, and you want to bake that onto your LP as well, you're going to need to add a UV map to your HP. If you can't do that, bake the normals and then take them into zBrush, and… -
Re: Inset problem
I see you are new to polycount, welcome. Sadly no one responded to your question. First off, everybody is on here answering questions because they are passionate about game art and no one likes to click on a picture link. embed the image in the post. What you need to do is read up on subobject modeling. Without a good… -
Re: Sketchbook:Cooljay
cool! So, you've got some really funky geometry on this. Before you go gun crazy (highly encouraged and a great way to improve your skills) you need to watch this tutorial, and probably hunt around for other stuff to help out as well. Basically you're at a stage where you still don't understand some of the fundamental… -
Re: some quick answers needed
to be serious, I'm not familiar at all with Zbrush, but I can ask your questions about normal maps! #2 if you want your high res model displayed in marmoset, you need to export the high res, but if you want to have a "game ready" model in marmoset, which is supposed to be the low res, then export the low res to marmoset… -
Re: My first model
Glad to see you posting on Polycount so early! I posted my first model here too and these guys have helped me out immensely. Looks pretty good for your first model. Just keep practicing and you'll get the hang of it and be able to make more complex stuff. But you definitely need to work on unwrapping (unwrapping the model… -
Re: Meatloaf, the packing troll
whatsup xavi, good to see you modeling and texturing. 8-) I think my biggest critiqe is that you kept the contrast way too strong all over. its making it read as a muddy mess. Shadows that dark are appropriate in the under planes, but on the tops of the arms and legs, it just looks like he has dirt in those creases. Try to…
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