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Re: New Character, Pics and Questions
All the parts of the anatomy need to be looked at, in all honesty. My advice is to get a good anatomy reference book, and actually study. I know it sounds weird, but being able to understand the major muscle groups, how they work, and what they're called will help you immensely. There are no methods for smoothing (aside… -
Re: [WIP] South American wetland environment
What is your reference? The first and most pressing issue that occurs to me is the scale of everything seems off. Tree's too small. lily pads too large, etc. Second thing is you are trying to make it look realistic but with very low resolution assets. So it looks like last-gen tech. Seeing too much individual leaf cards… -
Re: Erasam Emberhart - Obese Blood Elf Engineer; Blizzard Student Art Contest 2012 Charac
Well if you don't have enough polygons left in your budget then you've gotta stick to the alpha planes. in which case I suggest painting with 100% opacity and making crisp, clean, and rather large shapes in your alpha like this (maybe even with less detail): But if you do have the polygons just model the hair and texture… -
Re: Cant Stop Analyzing..
1st world problem... =P But seriously it can be annoying, but normally not a big thing and just a sign that you need to take a break. If you stand in the cereal isle for 4 hours deciding what kind of flavored starch you want, then you could have a problem. I call it "Paralysis by Analysis" my wife suffers from it every now… -
Re: [Chivalry] - Agatha Knight -Crown of Cobalt, Blade of Mercurial Wrath
Reply by zetheros · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Arms & Armor, Chivalry: Medieval WorkshopAye, the first few pictures on this thread will become real armour, made of steel, leather, linen, etc; tailored to fit me. My workshop is half set up, I just need a few more supplies to start shaping metal :) I have my own style of art, but I think that the point of this challenge is to not make something completely in… -
Re: First Environment Asset on Indie Game. Looking for Input.
The lower columns are rather stout compared to the reference image. When working with bricks, it's important to line them up in the correct position. The layer of bricks at the bottom of the lower windows is off; it should be exactly at the bottom of the windows, instead of a bit low. The bricks are also off at the ledge… -
Re: 256 Town
Thanks for all the feedback! I was thinking the same thing. I've got a few "filler" spots on the sheet that ended up being unused, so I might be able to fit some new details in there. I've considered breaking this up into a model set and putting it on the Unity asset store just as a test. I'm undecided on it for now. Don't… -
Re: SUITE 2.0 status update!
SkyGround, don't get me wrong [I like Substance too] but «not seriously» is posting something like you did without any technical info. Be a little bit more precise so they can find bugs and squash them. OS/PS version, RAM/CPU/GPU, SSD or HDD, GPU driver version, polygon count of model? On my side I have only 8 gigs and… -
Re: [WIP] Zerg Centipede Leech
I've gotten the UV error plenty of times. You've almost certainly got a sneaky face somewhere that managed to either not get UV'ed or get its UV's deleted. Run a Mesh -> Cleanup on the Lo-Res and Select Matching Polygons (don't Cleanup Matching Polygons, as that will delete them and you could lose faces you need) and… -
Re: Low Poly Modeling Techniques
Sweet thanks, disabling the anti-aliasing did it, and here are some WIP shots detailing what my problem is: First three is him with the shoulders and gloves, the shoulders and gloves transparent, and lastly with them hovering over the mesh. Bottom left is the UVs that I'm probably going to be laying out after studying…
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