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Re: Run Cycle
The sideview looks pretty cool it has interesting silluetes and i do like your timing. Your front view is where your biggest problem lies, What you're looking for in a convincing run from the front / back is to sell the hip movement properly. Currently the hips are very stiff (They are rotating wrong) . What you should do… -
Re: Supernatural Ninja For College Game (UE4) WIP
Thank you for the detailed reply Due to being the only team that is creating a 3d game using something like unreal engine ( the other teams are making a 2d game in game maker) we are aloud to only create one level to use as a sort of demo so we only have to create art for this one level. And this character is literally the… -
Re: [Zbrush] Is there a way to batch save each subtool as its own ztool?
I think it would be faster to just work with a single tool consisting of several subtools. You'd just have to enable Solo mode, use N to quickly pick the subtool you want from a menu similar to the IMM brushes, and ctrl+s to snapshot it on the document. I think it would be quicker to populate a canvas this way, and you'd… -
Re: Super Frustrating Messed-up Topology: Naked Cat
Helpful stuff Psyk0, I've already looked through the Polycount wiki and that's where I found this website that I'd linked before. His range of articulation is the kind I am going for, like having the character be pushed to her physical extremes in terms of movement and articulation without it looking wonkified. Like Tomb… -
Re: Zbrush MRGBZGrabber Brush Question
First off, it's easier (and better) to make alphas like this positive rather than negative. That makes the zadd and zsub buttons behave as expected. To fix this one, rotate your object 180 degrees in the x or y axis, then go to the tool>display properties option and click "flip". That'll give you an positive spike instead… -
Re: Animating idle states for first-person view
As have been mentioned, you either need a rather long loop, or you need a short generic one. If you go with the long one, try to stay away from big and distinctive movements. You can put those in randomized loops instead. If you go for a short-loop approach try to just make the character breathe. On 30 fps a 180 long… -
Re: [Portfolio] Dave Lee, Level designer & generalist (new site WIP)
If you want to get a level design job, you need more design-related content on your website. Right now it is mostly screenshots of RTS levels. So, your portfolio reads like an art portfolio for RTS games. It needs some text explaining your design thoughts and process for your levels. 2D sketches/maps for your layouts would… -
Re: Is there an equivalent to the Eat 3D old pillar Mudbox tutorial for ZBrush?
If they haven't used zbrush before, probably one of the best things you could have them do is just spend 20 minutes or so reading the Getting Started PDF, and another couple of minutes making sure they soaked it all in. They'll be needlessly confused if they think they're jumping into a 3d scene, orbiting a camera around a… -
Re: Walk Animation Critique
After receiving some feedback this is the updated walk with some added lighting and shadows and I used a checker board plane to spot any sliding feet. The vertical movements on the down poses have been toned down so she doesn't look stompy and a twist in the hip control was used to compensate for the long strides.… -
Re: Portfolio Review: Go for a degree, a job or a better portfolio?
i am currently freelance and also still attend course at moment, frankly i feel that no matter what knowledge or artwork, workflow we learn or familiar with, i feel it won't even help myself to get even interview, best i can think is network all the time and be ready to change your workflow and reset your workflow and…
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