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Re: How to fix the normal map seam?
What's on the bottom of that mesh, below the current problem? The way the normals are smoothing it looks like you've capped it but not unwrapped the cap or split it with a smoothing group. -
Re: how to split mesh in zbrush?
mask by polygroups is set to 0.. most of the seams smooth out fine, but some just become spiky when i try to smooth them :( -
Re: Maya - Make item looks soften (Question)
Without seeing the video it is probably just as you suspect toggling the "smooth preview". If you don't mean to just make hard edges smooth? -
Re: Zbrush - Mask by alpha Masking tool
Try hitting the smooth UV button in the geometry tab, followed by the re-UV button. If that fails, turn smooth uv off, then re-uv. -
Re: [Portfolio] - Ben Strasser/ Environment Artist
nice and round, i like. your smoothing groups on the wood box are not set correctly. not every poly face should be the same smoothing group :) -
Re: What's chopping up my MD3's?
What would be the equivalent of only using smoothing group 1 for all the apps that don't use a system of smoothing groups, before exporting to a 3ds? -
Re: please help. max iteration bump up on non-organic
Put the faces you want to keep angular in a separate smoothing group, and in the Meshsmooth panel check "Separate by Smoothing Groups" But read the tutorial also. -
Re: 3D model Baking practice
Hey, after taking a look at the Blend file, here are some notes: Lowpoly - lowpoly has some hard edges with no splits UVs (for example along edge the blade) - this will result in artifacts when baking the normal map. Using the "Auto Smooth" modifier, which shades edges hard by angle can easily introduce such cases that go… -
Re: Preserve UV seams when Sub-Dividing...
You can apply smoothing groups on your UV then add double turbosmooth modifier where 1 one be with preserve smoothing group. -
Re: Hover-Tank W.I.P
Look good soo far , you would working on smoothing group for this one :) .. just for getting nice and smooth shapes :) goood luck
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