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[MAXSCRIPT] Great script with some flaws
Enter thispoly = selection[1]dicke = 0.5for i=1 to poly.numfaces collect ( vv = polyop.getfaceverts poly i hair = splineShape () addnewspline hair addknot hair 1 #corner #line (polyop.getVert $ vv[1]) addknot hair 1 #corner #line (polyop.getVert $ vv[2]) addknot hair 1 #corner #line (polyop.getVert $ vv[3]) close hair… -
Making clothing, especially dresses?
Hey guys, I've got to do a girl character for my game. I've got a base mesh done and wanted to start the sculpt. But I got to the point where I was wondering about how to do a flowing dress and realized I havent seen that done anywhere. I know about the issues I'll have with animating a dress, but I still want to try it… -
Re: [3DS Max] Spherical objects… are there better ways to model this?
Not really imo. It's worth pointing out in this case because it's exactly what its for (at least in my practice). Both ways you want to leave the internal extrusions until last. With both you would need to "mask" what you don't want affected if later you need to modify the topology, the spherify you would make face… -
Re: Advice for solving various normal map/edge bake artifacts?
Huh, you know you're right. Those parts do need more normal differences. It most certainly would look a lot better with more normal detail on that part anyhow. So I'll see what I can do on that end. At the moment I believe those parts are just basically rounded polys I extruded inwards. So I'm not too sure what I could do… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge February 2014 (16)
First time ever doing a proper environment, and i'm already a bit late to the game, made a tiny notch of progress today trying to understand the best way to get some decent curvature in that Dome, and the best I could come up with is this... The shape in the background is the original Cylinder I shaped it from, I applied… -
Re: Glock 18
If i understod you correctly you havn't really used proxy/dubD modeling before? Anyhow i think it looks pretty solid! I think you should try to merge the rail part and the main flashlight part together to. It's all about the details ;) It will be easy for you to do the details in PS, but that kinda detail would take you… -
Re: Starting from Zbrush for production
But you made it clear that you find this part boring, extruding the geometry, tweeking the geometry creating a low polygon count geometry in any 3d modeling software. Sigh* Anyways If they told you what they expect of you, many studios do not worry how you process the model and finish it as long as you fulfill their… -
Re: Still learning how to go from high poly to low poly
That's what I'm trying for haha. Like I said I don't have any experience with going from high to low or vice versa. When I make my low I don't think of how the low poly will translate geo wise. Right now I'm just going around deleting edges and reconnecting verts to make larger quads. I started that down the middle of the… -
Re: The Guardian - Enviroment
Update: Theres a tree now and I made two more unique pillars for my gazebo to make it feel less like copypasta. The pillar normals need a bit of touch up but Ill take care of that tomorrow. Wish I had more time to spend on my sculpts. :( oh well next time. The normals look good though on the tree low poly. @snow: In… -
Re: Combining Mesh into Cylinder
I don't use Blender, but I'll bet this workflow is possible. In 3ds Max, I would use the tetrahedron as a guideline for adding new polygons. I would delete the polygons behind it (along the right side of the red line, and symmetrically on the left too), then I would extrude new polygons from the hole, and snap/magnet…
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