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Re: Male arm sculpt
In Zbrush on the right hand side, there is a Layers section. You can create a new layer and smooth out the areas you want. There is also a slider where you can pull back on the level of effect. So in case you over smoothed it you can pull the slider to about 50% and it should reduce anything you've done on that particular… -
Re: Inception mindfuck discussion *SPOILERS*
question I did have... if they are effected by gravity from the previous dream... why was the first layer dream in the car chase that effected the second layer not effect the third layer in the snow? and during that time in the second layer with the amazing hall way battle! I would have liked to have seen the bodies moving… -
Re: Become more efficient: Free or nearly free app's & websites to help us do our jobs...
A lead told me about this a few days ago and it ROCKS! 1)make a layer in photoshop, name it UV and select som layer beside UV 2)record a new action, name it Hide UV 3)without clicking on any layers, click the little eye next to UV 4)repeat the steps with an action named Show UV so as long as you name your uv layer "UV" you… -
Re: SOLVED: NDO - Add/mix normal map details
Ok I'm not sure that I understand your question right. But will try to explain. If you need to place your detail on underlaid normal details and don't want to mix it with them like pic.1 You need to place your details before a "NORMAL" ndo folder with "normal blend mode". Or if you need just take each layer and drop down… -
Re: High P cloth modelling tips ?
hmm i think i do it quite similar. In modo tho, i dont have to make the verts match the base mesh. I can put the base mesh in a background layer, do the cloth on the working layer, and have all the geometry i create snap to the geometry in the background layer (the base mesh). That way i can concentrate on placing the… -
Re: Beer!
Ale: Beer fermented at room to cellar temperature with top-fermenting yeast. Fermentation is usually for a relatively short period of 5 days to 2 weeks. Lager: Beer fermented at cold temperature with bottom-fermenting yeast. Fermentation is longer. 3 weeks to several months. These are the two major methods of brewing, and… -
Re: Modeling clothes for Real Time.. do I add thickness and how to handle this in rigging?
Hi! When skin-weighting double-sided cloth in the past, transferring the weights from a simplified proxy mesh to the complex cloth worked well. Storing skin-weights this way would also allow to re-apply them when the cloth mesh was iterated on. Depending on the situation, you might be able to transfer skin weights from the… -
Re: Answered: Adding normal map details from generated masks
Let's try again ... I watched most of these tutorials, none of them shows "how to add NORMAL MAP details from LAYER which have Dynamask set on with for example Acid Large default mask". I know that I can add NORMAL MAP details by importing custom textures, but this is something different. I was really addicted to workflow… -
Re: probs with .W3d export
thanks for the replies guys. Ged- its a strange one,the previews and evrything on exsport worked fine,the debug reports were fine on the exports and evrything else was fine,bit strange. Annoying we have to use Director really,would have rather done it using the Blitz engine,but unfortunatily the potential client wants the… -
Re: [3ds Max 2025] FBX Export with Path deform for Unity
Did you end up solving this? A physical simulation might be the most straight-forward approach if you're familiar with the tools. Lots of collisions and moving parts, though, so I'd do a quick test to check if that's likely to be viable. Cloth might work if rigid objects cause problems. As you mentioned the toilet paper…
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