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Re: Rat Monster Game Art
I think that's looking pretty impressive so far! :) If I was going to change it, I would try to make certain parts of the body blend into each other more smoothly. I think I would reduce the amount of fat dangling beneath the rat's chin. At the moment it looks kind of unnatural to me. I would either give the rat a more… -
Re: A question to somebody who knows about material stuff
This is what the Disney brdf ggx model does. It was developed on the film Wreck-it Ralph to simplify the amount and type of maps needed to create realistic materials. It has since been adopted by modern game pipelines and is pretty much the new standard in realtime texturing/shading. The metalness map defines whether the… -
Re: arvinmoses game art progression
I agree with wood looking a little too desaturated. I'll run a fix when I can. Thanks for the tip. The wood is built primarily through a sculpt, not through substance noise. I basically used a base color, then blended it with a curvature map running through a blend node. I then added some random noise to get variation.… -
Re: [Final] Eternal
Reply by blackinferno7 · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - Narrative*One man, cloaked and clearly attempting to blend into the commotion, was headed for the residence of a Demacian diplomat attending the festivities as a showing of good nature between the two lands.* Too long of a sentence. The thought seems to run on. Also the diplomat would not have residence if he was visiting from… -
Re: Multiple Skin Modifiers on Single Mesh or: How to Weight Facial Bones properly?
Multiple skin modifiers isn't a good idea, deforming a mesh that's already deformed will lead to unpredictable results. Most game exporters will ignore the extra ones anyway The best way to skin in max is to explicitly set hard weights on verts and then go over the mesh and sort out blending. If you rely on envelopes and… -
Re: World of Maoricraft WIP
Thanks for the crits, guys! :) Yeah the water was looking crooked because the banks weren't even. One was flat and the other dove into the water. I raised the water level and now the water doesn't look "crooked" anymore. haha. @rorozilla: Thanks, man. Yeah, the rocks and foliage would really help the scale. I'm going to be… -
Re: Modular Turret Assets [WIP]
Thanks guys, much appreciated. Here is the substance workflow, the inputs from the left are just 4 instances of a metal substance i did which was literally a clouds node with a grunge overlay and a color node, and the metal plate substance which was just an instance of the metal substance with a mesh pattern to a normal… -
Re: Tree Hut Diorama
Awesome! When I first opened this thread I thought the top pic was some concept art! Have to agree with Tobbo that the water doesn't quite fit the scene. But, having worked with them on scene myself, I understand water shaders are a pain in the ass. The colour is ok, just the ripples look too much. But that is a minor… -
Re: [UE4] Medieval Scandinavian Village
@wester Thanks! @FreneticPonies Thanks, will do :) @Elithenia Thanks :) @Xelar Thanks. I painted the whole landscape with grass layer for now. I´m planning to add rock layer there and generate good masks from World Machine to blend those layers. I need to check that tiling trick, thanks for pointing that out! There are a… -
Re: Crit my failed art test
Your metal doesn't look much like metal. This isn't only due to the specular but also to the saturated yellow on your gold for example. To make it credible, you could subtly paint browns and greens in it. And overall that's the main pb in your texture : the colors lack of style. Take a look at the witcher 2's stuff, how…
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