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Re: Tileable brick, how?
I think you've gone too far, you've lost a lot of what made the texture interesting. I would have just brightened slightly that one vertical line of bricks. -
Re: Crysis Export Issue
well basically some vertices are close to each other which is nothing to worryabout in first case. just keep an eye out for errors. reset xforms ,to get rid of the second message. -
Re: Vertex bone-attachment?
Are you using Skin or Physique modifier? Skin has the Paint Weights tool which allows you to weight vertices/faces, and Physique has a vertex-level selection to link to bones. -
Looking for 2D Animator
We are currently a 4-person team with just over 50 combined years of game development. With roughly 30 of those combined years being in AAA development, having shipped many well-known titles in director-level roles, we bring a good amount of experience to the project. Personally, I've worked on games for the last 13 years,… -
Re: Female anatomy to feedback
Looks really good so far! The only major issue I see is the bony landmark at the nape of the neck feels too long vertically. Maybe also try widening the shoulders for more balanced proportions. Really cool, though. Love the legs! -
Orintation of gradient map
Hi As you can see in this video the auther shows absolutely vertical orientation of gradient map but it's obvious that it is needed to use different angles - for example 57 degree and so on How to do it?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_hgmFeEMPE Thanks -
vertex offset in mesh paint?
In my shader, I'm trying to use vertex offset when I mesh paint but I can't seem to get my vertices to recede; only protrude. Could be worth noting that I'm using UDK July 2012 -
What is the use of Point Mode?
Hey all a question that i ask myself for quite a while now is, what is the purpose of Point Rendering? Is it a representation of Vertices or some sort of Debug visualisation? Thanks for any light you can shed upon this mystery :icon3: -
Maya: Rigid paper-like deformations?
Is it possible to deform vertices or faces in a way that is similar to folded origami paper? I.e. the size of the mesh remains constant when moving points, deforming along the polygon edges but not actually changing size (only orientation and position)? -
MT3 - 2 sided shader Backface Normals
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