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Re: noob question--normal map seam baking from 3ds max
Half cylinder of the rim is arrange horizontal and half is vertical it's gonna give seam on normal map no matter what though. It's better to arrange it on the same direction/ orientation. -
Re: [MAYA] Longboat Hull Modelling Blend or Wrap?
My guess is that you translated the flattened hull at object level instead of translating at component level. In a blendshape (morph), the vertices need to move somewhere for the magic to happen. -
Re: How to split parts of your model in ZBrush...
making the toes spread out will make your life easier while retopo, rigging and painting weights on vertices, so i suggest you do it like that -
Re: The Bi-Weekly Substance Challenge (Challenge 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12)
Nice base for the wood, reminds me of the challenges I faced with my door with having to create separate horizontal/vertical masks for the grain direction. Good luck. -
Re: New to Polycount
Nice, I like the first two. The dude with the cap's legs are too short, and the guy below him looks like he needs some vertical stretching. -
Re: Maya paint weight issue
Well, this is a considerably bad rig, and bad topology too. The joints are competing for the lack of vertices in the mesh. You should try retopoing it better. -
Re: What made you feel crap today?
High density housing blocks, likened too 'Vertical Cruise Ships' well at least the doors haven't been welded shut...yet! -
Re: Sketchbook: Gregor
Got it to work within Unity by adding a few more vertices on the mesh, flipping the V-chords and Green for the normal map creation in ZBrush. -
Re: Art steps you hate in your Pipeline.
Ah, sorry then. I've run across this when moving vertices around in a non-triangulated mesh, so maybe that's the problem @Justo is seeing. -
Re: Environment Portfolio WIP
The vertical thatching wouldn't work. That side should be sloped or without thatch: Notice that the thatch is quite thick, and the ends are generally trimmed neatly.
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