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Re: Squish - 3rd Person Shooter
Hey thanks a lot to everyone checking it out so far. I've been working on it pretty nonstop for awhile now and though I show it to friends to get general feedback, it's great to get really pointed direction about what's working and what's not. Ninjas - Sorry for the delayed reply, thanks for taking a look way back when.… -
Whimsy Town Vol. 1 – Scenery Essentials
WhimsyTown Vol. 1 – Scenery Essentials is a stylized 3D asset pack designed for Unity game developers and environment artists. It includes a charming collection of low-poly props to build cozy medieval or fantasy townscapes. This volume features handcrafted scenery elements such as market stalls, carts, barrels, fences,… -
Re: Which software do you hate the most to work with (for whatever reason)?
+1 for Git. In my last job it was a pain each time we had to onboard a new colleague. He had to learn how branches work, when to pull, how to use Sourcetree etc... Eventually we got rid of Git in the art pipeline. Programmers still use it. But this inspired me to develop a Unity plugin to simplify using Git. There is only… -
Light Bake Causing Bright Edge Artifacts On Sharp Angled Objects
I've been trying to track down the cause of this issue but have not had any luck. If I find someone with a similar issue on the Unity forums nobody seems to have found a solution for it. After my light bake, I get this pixelated edge that can be seen only at certain angles and it doesn't matter how close/far the camera is… -
[modo] Grid Snap
Hi guys, Recently I started my new project on UE4 and learned from the previous UDK project that 'simple' uv2 unwrap is not going to give any good (even though will finish unwrapped it faster but the amount of headache looking at nasty light baking...it's just not worth it...), so I google for a way to do a uv grid snap… -
Re: Parallax Test - Low Poly Ac Unit
there are so many variables to that question, its going to be hard to get a rock solid answer. If this was for a first person game then maybe the paralax would be ok, but in reality the asset would be so small on screen 99% of the time it would not be worth it. You have to think about the contex and useage of the asset. AC… -
Re: My car thread - low to mid poly cars
"I think its time to export one of these to Unity" Your Dad's Cortina looks massive, my older cousin had one back in the 70s when they were all the rage...could pull the birds no probs : ) Interested in the texturing workflow you'll implement for one of the models, if either PBR substances - blender or unity etc, once… -
Re: Best workflow for cleaning up a mesh that has been exported from Rhino into Zbrush
"The model is to represent sand dunes and will be cnc'd to a 1:25 scale" If you haven't done so already, the first step isn't to worry about how to convert things to OBJ, but rather to get in touch with the CNC operator who's going to take care of your job. The CAM (that is to say : the machining prep) could be done in… -
StarWars Dark Forces Inspired Game Art
StarWars Dark Forces Inspired Game Art Latest Screenshot: Hello, everyone! So, I've been meaning to start this thread for a while. I've always been a huge fan of Dark Forces - especially the first one. The game obviously took place in the Star Wars universe, but had a style all its own. A while back I got some free time,… -
Organizing Tiling Textures in a Large Project
I was hoping to find some consensus relating to material management in a project setting in regards to the texturing pipeline. This might be a long post so I hope you like text. I'll put a TL;DR at the bottom. At my current studio we are working with a large volume of tiling textures (hundreds) for use with buildings and…
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