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Re: University Body Model
Your characters calves are bulging out in the wrong place. They should buldge in the opposite direction, though the curve you made on the outside of the leg does look okay. A little less radical would contribute to its believability. Normally the inside split (meaning the one on the inside of the leg) of the Gastrocnemius… -
Re: Skaven Model
Right now, the horns and generic animal head shape make it look more like a goat. It needs more realistic rat-like facial features. For example, two large two front gnawing teeth instead of the Saber tooth Tiger teeth you gave it. Also the other teeth shouldnt be so pointy, bring them down more realistically, like canine… -
Re: Sci fi take on a coffee machine
@BlackNiboWOlf It means that the scratches and wear and tear are consistently everywhere instead of places where they would make more sens. Because of this your textures have this procedural generated look to them. Example below: In example 3 you can see that this prop has color variations and things like subtle dirt etc,… -
Re: [WIP] Old Door (help needed!)
thats alot better you need to pay better attention for details dont rush with your work, that door is a nice practice and pretty easy one to make very close to the ref your proportion at first wasnt good, you should have stopped there and fix it u can roughly estimate measurements by comparing one part to another on the… -
Re: marketing your name
KP, I'm deeply disturbed by your nick, in a Jack Thompson sort of way. Okay, not really. But I do see a turn-off potential in the sort of exchange like: "What do you do?" "I do art for video games." "What's your online name?" "Killingpeople." Now, there's also the excellent example of Mr Mathis and the coprophagic… -
Re: Div layers in web design
well shit, hawken, i totaly missed that thred. as it happens, my web page is working, so i don't need the help, but i'd be more than happy to take a look at things. i can set up crazy character rigs in xsi, and know how to do it more or less in max, but without things like rotation limits, etc etc etc. i would, however, be… -
Re: Cry Engine VS Unreal Engine
[ QUOTE ] AZ: while I think the lighting is better in the Crytek engine, you can still pull off a very nice outdoor scene using the U3 engine. Example: [/ QUOTE ] While that is a very nice looking scene, and while it is outdoors, it isn't really what I would call a wide open environment. I was speaking more about large,… -
(Some of) the Weapons of Bioshock 2
Vincent Joyau - along time member of Polycount - recently shared with me some of his creations for Bioshock 2. Primarily he was tasked with creating the weapons you as the player would use in Bioshock 2. Additionally, he was responsible for some attachments and a few modular environment bits. What a perfect combination to… -
Re: Tips for Capturing Tennis Ball Photos and PBR Material Creation
You can't really do a furry surface with a regular PBR shader. You need a fur rendering system. For example VRayFur https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/tennis-ball-fur-3d-1144972 -
Re: UDIM Issue in SP
@hwaminjung Hey thanks a lot for mentioning the solution! I actually just ran into the same exact problem and your comment helped me narrow down how to get it to work. I'll just add to what hwaminjung already said for clarity purposes since it took some messing around for me to get this to work even with his comment here.…
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