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Re: WIP Cowboy Character
i would try and fix the seam that runs through the center of your model, its sticking out to a point instead of being smooth. Try lowering those center edges so its more smooth. -
Re: My Very First 3d Game Character
Don't know why, but the head looks...odd. Just the shape from a side on perspective. The forehead appears to be smooth, and doesn't bump out nearly as much as it should. The topology looks nice and smooth, though, and the texture work is solid. -
Re: Sculpting a LowPoly Model in Blender - not working
for sculpting purposes you should also definatly stay in quads. this will assure that your mesh is smoothed out evenly. it might be that you have tris in there that distort it, hence the brushstroke will not look smooth on your model or yeah, tesselate dynamically... -
Re: <STUCK>First time doing normal maps
for the black parts: check the normals in your meshes. some of them are inverted which results in those black areas. the smoothing errors might be connected to smoothing groups. make sure that they are set up correctly on your lowpoly mesh. -
Re: How to texture!? [Dropship]
does everything need to be that soft everything looks very round and smooth idk i am also quite new but it looks like its lacking hard edges it looks like every thing has been smoothed -
Re: Bluray Player / movies - Pixelation problems
yea I hate that motion smoothing stuff, once you start to notice how it smooths people movements in strange ways to get the framerate higher I find I cant help but be constantly distracted by it. really annoying. -
Re: Portfolio critic
Yes, indeed, I use smooth normals before I bake normal maps. I was watching hourence's videos and he was saying that I should smooth everything whenever I can. Ill check the threads though. -
Re: weaken details without losing sharpness [zbrush]
You should just use morphing. Store Morph target. Smooth your model enought - you'll get an "ugly smooth" )) - but it's ok. Now using morph slider get a bit of original details back. Hope it will help :) -
Re: 3DS Max Trouble - Normal Maps Broken
Nope, when you bake an object, it's supposed to be all one smoothing group, which will produce a lot of gradients. But this is different for everything, for example, if you were baking a normal for udk, the smoothing groups should correspond to the uv islands. -
Re: Maya normal map baking question
Yeah I set keyframes as well to explode the objects. On a related note, anyone know if there's a way for transfer maps to take into account smooth preview, so as not to have to convert all the meshes to real smoothed meshes when baking?
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