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Re: UTMC - Growth
So I've made some more progress, added in some color to clarify the playspace a bit. Adding in the brick and laying out some details. @Wez: no problem man! -
Re: Fan Pattern Cobblestone
this is awesome, great work! Would love to see a break down of how you made the actual fan shape with your bricks! Keep it up man love the texture -
Re: Nicolasw's Substance Materials
Holy mother of brick walls...that's insane! I can't even describe how much I look forward to substance designer 5! D: Awesome work man! -
Re: Moses Saintfleur Substance Thread
pretty good, the edges of the bricks look a smashed up a bit too uniformly, it seems like some of them should have pretty good clean edges here and there. -
Re: WWII
i have marked out some areas with bullet holes and broken bricks, i just have to go back and refine them to make them stand out. -
Re: Need some advice regarding laptops for 3d work
i think the video card should be around 600-800 usd? You're paying more for the processor and how all that goodness fits into a notebook.. or brick. the thing is huge. -
Re: Shinsetsu's Works
Nice looking scene, what application did you use and rendering method? The bricks could do with some displacement or bump so they don't look so flat. -
Re: Low-poly building
Ok I updated the wall texture because I think people thought they were bricks and not metal plates. So I'm using a new version of the metal plates. -
Re: Project II: Invasion
Yea I'll get to that...in a week. I'm going to try to focus on getting the rest of the big big parts of the scene done. Thanks for the brick crit though, gonna look into it. -
Re: Normal Map - Seams - I'm getting to old for this grinding diarrhea
No matter the tricks you use, you still need to determine what is the final target of your asset. And then, bake in the appropriate tools accordingly. For a simple portfolio piece you have a lot of choices - one of the safest being baking in the legacy Max baker map type and redering using scanline (non realtime). If you…
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