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Re: Knight dude (W.I.P.)
* You could go either way, but as you may notice how other anime games handle rendering, if your hair is realsitic, your other materials better read realsitically too, even though the shapes are NOT realistic. Your skin rendering right now reads plastic instead of there being subsurface scattering, pore noise, and other… -
Re: Why can't I get a seamless lightmap even with the most simple geometry?
keep in mind with unreals auto generate lightmap uvs, its not actually doing an unwrap, its taking the UVs from channel 1 and repacking them at a consistent texel density. so if you have stitched/overlapping stuff going on in channel 1 it will carry over to your lightmap and you will get that overlap error. you can do a… -
Re: Alchemicals's journey (to improving)
G'day everyone! Time for another post, I've been holding back real bad on this one, I felt like hadn't made enough progress to warrant a post till now so here we go: A lot of my focus has gone to perspective, been doing all kinds of exercises and drawings. My main issues here was keeping likeness and having a realistic… -
Re: Arnold for 3ds Max - noise and general rendering questions
Octane doesn't have specific skin shader, just a "Universal" PBR one where you could set extra coating and shin layers with its own IOR and roughness and have pretty realistic light transmission/sss effects. Although I had to admit I use it mostly for landscape things. It's a tad less realistic regarding the skin matter… -
Re: Query for one to one mentorship courses for 3D Environment
There are a few things i'd like to say. First of all keep creating stuff even in times when you feel insecure :) . Secondly,i believe you need to start observing more in-detail the stuff you make.I saw your portfolio and for me, it seems like you want it to look good in general and have some kind of balance, but when i pay… -
Re: Sun Wukong Girl
I made a really quick and dirty edit with the liquify filter in photoshop. As I've written on the image, ignore the arms, I didn't bother controlling what the liquify brush did to them, because they're already correct proportionally, other than a slight widening of the shoulders. Now, my edit isn't necessarily better than… -
Re: PBR VS Photorealistic Images
"PBR" is more of a concept than a specific technique. Different software and engines implement PBR differently. The *term* is used more commonly in games/realtime applications, simply because for so long, creating something physically accurate in realtime wasn't feasible due to tech hardware limitations. But software for… -
Re: Environment Concept Art skill progression 1
I think this is a valid style for enviro concept art. I see that you have atmospheric perspective going on. A pointer from me would be to check your color saturation. You have atmospheric perspective but color saturation, particularly for your foliage, looks the same as it recedes (heading to the background). I think,… -
Re: Stylized Character: Hunter
ADmittingly, much of the personality could come through with following through on the concept, such as the proportions. It just feels somewhat annoying that so much was lost when the decision was made to not make this a lithe, child-lke character reminiscent of a lot of Asian-developed games. ==Axe== Mesh is fine, but the… -
Re: WIP: Building Environment
Incomitatum - Thanks. I wouldn't look at 'The Forts' as a way of learning to model. It was something I did w/out real-time constraints. Every panel is just part of a modular set, with about 10 unique unwraps (thus, 10 textures). There were no repeating textures (re: world textures) used. The AO was a comp done during the…
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