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Re: Of Bit Depths, Banding and Normal Maps
Yeah, me personally, I'm not a proponent of the "everything must be 16 bit" workflow. I know some guys swear by creating all their PSDs in 16 bit, but it's significantly less efficient in terms of resource,s especially if you're working with big files, and only shows clear and obvious benefits with certain map types like… -
Re: Can't make this straight forward pattern!
Update: This works even better: Here you can change the amount easily compared to my old solution. Some numbers break the pattern though. Luminance variation works fine too, if you need it. Polygon: Scale 0.95 Transformation (Hori Mirror Other): No Tiling / Size 50% / Offset 0.21667x 0.373y Tile Generator: Tile H&V /… -
Re: Anatomy Sculpt/Character Bust
Since this is an anatomy sculpt, I would work on tightening up some of the anatomy in general and using some more reference. Some parts that stick out are the front of the body and the head. For the torso, your placement is alright but your forms lack depth. Your abs, external obliques and sartorius all kind of blend… -
Re: Captain America - Normal Mapped
In the last few days I tried to create a decent normal map, but I'm having some trouble.I don't know why, but there are always errors when I try to generate the map(I'm using max7).I also tried to generate the map with separated pieces but nothing.I think that some images can explain better than words what I mean. This is… -
Re: Take Two eats up more baseball
[ QUOTE ] well, since license games mostly suck, let them have them, and let smaller companys make good original stuff [/ QUOTE ] This is a moot point when it comes to sports games; an unlicensed sports game lacks appeal. Just imagine what the reaction would be if it were discovered that the next Gran Turismo game didn't… -
Re: modeling and rigging (some nudety) wip
is there a reason why we all keep the T pose? Some use it because it's easier to model that way, especially with ortho viewports but many have abandoned it for better deformation. I don't know of a single game that uses a t-pose as the rigging pose, usually it's feet a shoulderwidth apart, arms at a 60 degree (sometimes 30… -
Re: City 17 Apartment/Stairwell - UE4
Hey guys, thank you so much for the amazing feedback. Really glad you guys are liking it as much as I'm enjoying working on it. @Ged - Yeah those materials are looking a bit flat! That was one of the first materials and I want to go back to it, it's a little messy. I'm just blocking out all the materials at the moment, I… -
Re: How do you create non-stiff character ?? (sculpting)
Thats kind of funny. When I was having a hard time with the same thing, people used to tell me this, which is why I am repeating it, because it helped. It does help control the surface better, which is super important. But the other thing people were trying to stress to me at the time was more about sculpture in general,… -
Re: Division inspired character WIP - Linda Fyen
Got no tips on polypainting, but you can get fair results with handpainted textures overlayed with photo textures. Even a 100% handpainted texture can look pretty realistic, if you know how to make and use custom brushes. I usually add base colors to the meshes parts first. This way I can get the right feeling of colors,… -
Re: Overwatch - Team Arena Shooter by Blizzard
I disagree with the implication that only "hardcore blizzard fans" would have that reaction. The level of fandom doesnt really matter, just difference in expectations and bias. The term generic or mishmash is merely the means to articulate a first impression. Generic is almost brandless, not unique in characteristics.…
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