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Re: [Blender 2.8x add-on] - BTBridge - Baking makes easier!
Hi, Blender exporters are fine for high poly meshes if they are well decimated, but sometimes when they are heavy it could take some time, but for low and mid poly blender is fitted well. Yeah, blender dev team should take a look on the exporters, and do them faster. Today I checked export to USD format and it's super… -
Re: zbrush stroke,precise positioning
About the offset angle on the model,is your model exported straight along axis from your 3D package? The reason why the projection is blurry is probably because you have exported the model without equal quads.(in other words,create low poly model. UVMap it,then duplicate it,and divide it in equal quads before export) the… -
Re: Zbrush 4r7 Discussion
^This, along with sub-tool groups and object orientation would be all I would ever ask for from them. Oh, About the obj being too big to export- if you turn off Mrg, Grp, Txr in the export tab it will export the highpoly with polypaint without crashing. I've done it up to 18 million polys without an issue. You just won't… -
Re: Modular pieces with curves
ah... sry. I misunderstood the question. You're talking about exporting/importing with multiple embedded points. There's a bunch of places you can choose to "tack" on that data but, yes, it would most likely require some tweaking to your exporter + a tool to access those in the game... but it should really be fairly… -
Re: help with gmax files
The only way I can think of is, you'd have to use a script or plugin to export to a common format (is there a .3DS export script for Gmax? Have a google...). There's no way to directly convert a .gmax file to a .max file, so you'll just have to see what your importing options are for Max6, and go and find out if you can… -
Substance Painter Texture to Godot
I know I can search this up but there are so many tutorial that keep going in different direction so was wondering if anyone could let me know how I can import my textures that i export out from substance painter to godot. Just i keep coming across videos but they lead to something different and well get overwhelmed. So… -
Re: UDK Jungle Environment Techniques and Level WIP
So I had a little trouble with a sculpt today, was more than half asleep and made the mistake of not creasing or adding a chamfer to my edges of one of the many rock/earth ledges I've been building for this level. The sculpt was fine but xnormal couldn't project my bakes to my low poly because for some reason beyond my… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge October 2013 (12)
@Seriffe - Looking really great so far. The like the lighting and the glass windows. Since I'm completely new to UDK, how did set up the lights for it? @InProgress - Your scale and colors looking pretty good so far! @Keosar - Awesome work on the benches! I actually couldn't figure out the design from just the concept, but… -
Re: Environment Artist: Highpoly Zbrush or regular 3d program?
Use both. It's usually a lot easier and more precise to start by modeling as a normal, low-poly mesh in something like 3ds and then taking it into Zbrush for detailing. I pretty much make the low-poly (adhering to the grid in the app for modularity), take it into Zbrush to make it uniform and then subdivide, sculpt away,… -
Re: Generally Accepted Workflow
I'd recommend xnormal for what its worth. At my last job the workflow was something like: a) Block out model in 3dsmax b) Export to zbrush and create a high poly sculpt c) Export the high poly object for normal mapping d) You'll probably need a better low poly mesh at this point than the block out. I'd normally decimate a…
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