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Re: Fantasy Themed Dice Render (Looking for critique)
Thank you so much! Ive changed around the composition and lighting, added a bit of DOF and (maybe too subtlety) roughed up the gameboard and paper a bit. I really like the way the caustics have come out in the light but I'm not sure about the reflection on the board. I've still got some playing around to do but I think I'm… -
How can I make these textures read as more realistic?
I was wondering how I can make these textures look more realistic. I’m not done painting this but figured I’d come on here and get some advice. I am in Substance painter right now using a neutral lighting set up… I eventually plan on bringing this in Unreal and giving it a warm sun lit lighting through the window. -
Re: Gina (critique welcome)
Okay, yeah, I did mess up subsurface after all. While fixing it, went back and repacked and reorganized all the maps. Also changed all the light and exposure settings. Should be a little better now. Boi, will there be A LOT of cleaning up to do after this! The project folder is almost 15GB with all the paranoia-fueled… -
Re: how to make glass in substance designer
For something static it's easy . Just render a picture of whats behind , a cube map projection maybe, and distort /displace it by a normal map with vector warp node . if you want time of day changing and something moving behind the glass you need a special render target in the engine. A dynamic cube map maybe or have this… -
Re: LOW-POLY ART
@Neox Hell yeah ! These costumes struck me as something straight out of a N64 Zelda spinoff. If you haven't already I'd suggest playing with per-face micro-atlas texturing on these (if you plan to have them be unlit, that is - although it can work along subtle realtime shading too). It's a bit counter-intuitive and… -
Re: My First Torii Gate
Looks good. Proportions feel right, shapes are good. Toriis are some of my favorite things! Maybe you have already, it's hard to tell from straight on, but— slightly beveling sharp edges can really help things look just a bit more realistic (there are very few truly sharp edges in real life, but also, computer monitors… -
Re: Stylized Tavern
Almost all of the shapes you have are very geometric, from the perfectly straight rafters to the 90° bar corners, to the circular tables. Add in some extra loops on some of the wooden beams to make them wobble a bit. Reduce the sides of the tables a bit to make some of the planks rougher cut and spend the extra polies on… -
Re: Lightmap/AO 3dsmax second uv question
Yep it will work fine in 3dsmax9 as far as the baking goes, its only the composite material that might not work. Oh and I guess the viewport shader =/ There are a few ways to render out AO. Mental Ray AO: If you set your render engine (Render Setup > Assign Renderer) to Mental Ray. In the Render to texture dialog (0) it… -
Re: My environments
Welcome to Polycount juala. I like your scene :) It's sort of soothing in a way, must be all the blue. This is just a thought so feel free to ignore it, but I wonder what it would look like if you knocked out those blue panels in the ceiling and instead had beams of moonlight streaming in though the frame onto the floor at… -
Re: Roman Ballista (prop)
woogity... What? Hes obviously modelled some form of high poly, you can tell by the shading on the normal map. Most likely what hes done is made his normal map, and then blended another texture over the top to create a slight effect, something we all do now and again in some form. The trouble is, he just used it too…
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