Hi there MaX_ON2077 welcome to Polycount! Please don't create duplicate posts in multiple forums, just choose the section you think is the most relevant and post there, thanks.
I created this in UE5 the buildings were kitbashed from Kitbash3D but I created all my own textures for the windows and nearly everything else. I created all the gifs in UE5 as well as the signage, and so much more. took me about 2 weekends. The scene was based on a description from a book called "And Machines Shall…
not sure, from what i have seen until now, every tool had massive problems to distinguish form from textureyou can see this in erics post on the reflections in the windowsevery tool i've seen until now had the same problems with normalmaps and roughness and i'm not really sure if the training argument counts for this kind…
hey Im new here i just start new challenge i will try to create every week new art work, I started today, her is the artwork for today https://www.artstation.com/lanfan7 any support, or feedback
Hello everyone, I am doing poses of the character model I have developed in the past few months, in order to polish it and then import it to Unreal Engine and create renders. The character I'm developing is Joker, based on his classic BTAS design, and I am aiming to create renders that resemble those seen in Smash Bros…
I would create a mask from ao, curvature and a grunge map an use that as a starting point for roughness. Fiddle with that until you get something with more variation I would also add some blurred noise as a normal - masked by ao - in order to create some dents and wobbling in the surface
Hello Please email us at support@marmoset.co with your scene bundle and mention in this topic: **Scene Bundle Export:** **1) **File > Export > Scene Bundle. (Save this to a newly created folder). **2) **The zip should contain: .tbscene file along with the /assets/ folder. **3) **Zip up the newly created folder and send it…
You need to build it in Designer to create those sorts of controls. If you don't want to do that, you could put it at the bottom of your layer stack where it won't affect anything else, do your contrast etc then use an anchor point to slot it in where you need it.