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Re: Fable Village
First off, I am loving the concept that you chose. This can be a really cool scene. I would recommend trying to work on the surface definition. As a whole, the atmosphere is starting to read but when looking at the details the surfaces break down. Work on the blends, lots of the surfaces smoothly blend into another with… -
Re: [COMPLETED] NEXT Girl
Pretty darn blown away with the detail. Also if you're still thinking about taking another pass on the tattoos, I'd just hand trace the current designs with a brush that makes a dirtier line. A lot of home tattoos have a really "deep/blown out" look. If you get close to the linework, it looks like it's bleeding underneath… -
Re: Quantum Gothic - Sentry Turret
Very good progress, I agree with the other crits about the spec map. To add more to it: -When doing metals, create more contrast on the spec map. -Make the edges very bright in comparison to the rest. -The black metal areas also need higher spec on the edges, and darker on the rest. Right now they have almost the same… -
Re: Dark Souls 2
I actually find myself strangely attracted to these screenshots ! I am not sure if it because of their technical simplicity, or because they remind me older bullshots from PC gaming magazines from the mid nineties... But there is certainly something quite attractive about them, not unlike the look of Diablo2 back then ...… -
Re: Magic Carpet Courier
That padding is not enought AT ALL. D2 likes to switch res of your textures depending on the camera distance, so it maybe wise to add some more and fill out. There are scripts/plugins to add padding if you don't want to rebake, so i suggest that. As i can see, you're trying to fit your UV shell to close to the borders, so… -
Re: [UDK] mossy forest
The second image is a ref, right? The flat, uninteresting ground is the biggest thing going against you. The scene is pretty simple, with only a few elements, so you need to make sure they look really good. Definitely add some elevation change, your ground looks really flat. It looks like you blended 2 textures together on… -
Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 4
I'm really slow compared to all of you, but I think I've already learned a lot of new stuff since I started this challenge. Here are few screens of what I did so far...not so much though :S I wanted to try vertex paint for ages now to blend texture under UDK, but actually it doesn't give me exactly what I'd like. Since I'm… -
Re: 3dsmax Vertex color mass change?
well, i once made some clouds having baked in lighting and there was a technique that might work for you. 1. unwrap your model automatically 2. render to texture your vertex color 3. change the map in photoshop (hue/saturation) 4. import the new texture into max again 5. apply it to the mesh 6. apply a vertex color… -
Re: [UE4] Portfolio Improvement (improving previous pieces)
Great progress! I'm not sure if you're already planning to address this, but I think it would make a huge difference to tweak the red pillars a bit. In the concept, there's quite a bit of dust/dirt around the bottoms of them. Making a "dirty" version of the material and vertex blending it in doesn't seem like it would be… -
Re: [CE3] TLoU Landscape
I would recommend using inverted detail mapping on those large rocks. The concept is simple, you unwrap your individual rocks uniquely and sculpt and bake the AO and Normals. This essentially becomes your detail map. Put your texture together using this. http://docs.cryengine.com/display/SDKDOC2/Unified+Detail+Mapping Now…
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