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Re: Convincing 3d that looks like 2d.... Wow
This has to be it, guys. I think removing shading is the key judging from those examples, good job Pior & Muzz. Subtractive art instead of additive. We need to stop thinking so 'western' about our gameart ^ _ ^ -
Re: Help with Art and Idea development
Have you tried subtractive sketching? Drawind some black random figures and then starting scrub things off , coming to the creation of figures? Dont overpush yourself to find something trully original, there are some cliches everybody follows -
Re: Making a New portfolio piece
i basically used a spherized cube then made into a pill shape. then change the topo to a diamond shape to get the hole pattern right. after a bit of cleaning it up. I then nanomesh insert a cylinder by faces, then dymesh it out but subtracting. -
Re: Max to Maya user
Thanks MoP, i figured it out a little earlier as i remembered Maya treats shift as a plus and ctrl as a subtract in terms of selection, so it kinda makes sense.. but yeah tad weird >.> ... this is gonna take some time. -
Re: Maya to Blender 2.8 Pivots, Snapping, Aligning, How To ?
Here's another way to place an object on the grid, relative to a point. Using the Python Console view, type this and hit Enter: C.object.location -= C.scene.cursor.location # Subtract the cursor location from the object location. (This is for 2.80+. If you're on 2.79 then instead of 'cursor.location', use… -
Re: (MEL) getting selected vtx index ?
Wouldnt size($id) give you +1 for your array. You probably need to subtract 1 since arrays are 0 index'd. Doing print ($id[size($id)-1] + "\n"); outputs the correct numbers from a quick test. -
Re: Normal Map with circle shape UE4
I've change to UserInterface2D like you said, also i do multiply by 2 and subtract by -1 but I got error with normal map, I do something wrong?. It's not my main scene I only checked asset with UE4. -
Re: 3Ds Max: Scale distance between objects, but not objects themeselves.
fn scale_node_position nodes scale = ( for i in nodes do ( tm = i.transform; tm.row4 = tm.row4 * scale; i.transform = tm; ) ) scale_node_position $selection [1,2,1] will scale by 2 along the y axis about the origin. to scale about arbitary point, subtract the point, scale and then add back the point. fn scale_node_position… -
Re: Blueprint Randomization?
generate a random 2d vector and subtract it from the final position. multiplying that value by a float will set how far these random offsets can take the building relative to the original location. but. im not a blueprints manual man, use your brain please :) -
Re: UV issue with no reason in sight.
Depending on how exactly you booleaned it, the subtracting meshes probably weren't perfectly aligned to that edge, creating an ultra thin strip of polygons. Doing a global weld of a low threshold after your boolean may solve little issues like that.
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