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Re: The Maya Cylinder Normal Map Problem
instead of doing a highpoly mesh smooth, consider getting your low poly and doing a bevel on the corners and using it as a high (dont mesh smooth). This will create what you want. -
Re: Odd Lightmap UVW in Editor view
Note: I am using chamfer edges to get that smooth feeling of highpoly and using 1 smooth group. Does UDK not like Ngons or Triangles ? I doubt that but still. -
Re: Blood Bowl Ork
Yeah, it's best not to work in smooth mate =] I'm not even a 3D Artist but I know that it's definitely not a good idea to smooth it. You want to work with the polygon faces and edge loops. -
Re: Normal Map Issue
But did you check to see if all polygons were in ONE smoothing group? If you have smoothing groups on, but every poly in a different group, you'll end up with this too. -
Re: jill.
Nice models. I'm not sure why there are so many vertexes and poly's in the belly of the dino model. It appears by the smooth render that it's just a smooth belly, but the wireframe shows an odd pattern. -
Re: Really quick question. Can 3D Studio Max read OBJs by default?
Yes, but the smoothing group / softened/hardened normal support is hit and miss, especially in older versions. So it will import fine, but the edge smoothing may not be right and may need to be redone. -
helmet progress
This is what I am trying to model out helmet wise, This is what I have so far. Got feeling people wanted to see more of a progress after a few of previous posts, I plan to make it higher polly and smooth out the smoothing groups. -
WIP Human Head
I am currently in the progress of making a 3D head, any advice on my line flow, structure, etc. would be greatly appreciated. Reference Front Reference Side Front Smooth Front Wireframe Side Smooth Side Wireframe Under Chin Wireframe -
Re: Gridline guide showing in viewport in zbrush 2021...please HELP!
Put your technical questions here. I just run over these areas with a relax smooth (shft+contact then release shft then brushn over surface), or carefully polish then smooth if needed. -
Re: My guide good 3D artz and stuff
Always keep your animations as smooth as possible. Add as little keyframes as possible and keep the interpolations smooth. Linear movements always look like from a computer. Never use f kurves.
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