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Re: Gothic Cathedral and Medieval Art Set (UDK environments)
One thing that immediatly hit me when looking at your first scene is a certain inconsistency in material usage. While the outer walls of the cathedral are made from big rough stones the style of the door-arc is much more refined, intact. I don't know how to express this: Your outer walls scream: medieval gothic cathedral… -
Re: Sketchbook: Jason B.
Lol, I guess I just meant digital painting in general there. As far as doing form sketches, I'd recommend a nice little book called Force… -
Re: New member looking for 3D Animation software.
Thank for all the comment since I'm just a beginner and just starting out on Modeling I'm also interested in Animation as well but that is for later once I know everything there is needed to know about modeling. Now I have two question. 1. For those that is self learn I'm curious to know where do you get the material or… -
Re: ivy generator?
its not a plugin, but a standalone application. The help file is bad and almost useless. To start (and I could not find that on the website or help file) double click somewhere to define the orgin- that click start simulation to let it grow. Once you are happy with the wire frame result - click end- simulation. At that… -
Re: Epic merging various storefronts to Fab marketplace
I went onto the Epic forums to see if they could provide any more information about how the Fab Marketplace will impact Artstation users, particularly if you have pro, because it alters the split of revenue you get. Plus there is all kinds of integration on Artstation profiles and websites for things you sell on the… -
Re: Sketchbook: TMDgamesart
HAIR AND HEADBAND With the hair I started on the 2nd subdivision to sculpt out the general flow of the hair adding in the basic appearance of waves using the sculpt, smooth and pinch tools. It was important on this low level to ensure the hair was completely smooth as finer detail will be more prominent on top of this… -
Re: How facing billboards to camera works in sub-object level?
This is actually a similar case to Nanite in a sense that gpu can work in a more parallel way, when the data is provided in a texture. Niagara in Unreal holds a lot of data in textures. 1 sprite ->1 pixel on the atlas. An operation can be applied on all sprites at once (SIMD). A texture is just a 2d array. Or multiple 1d… -
Re: pig-face
Cooljay: thanks mister, I will be bringing the rust back out a bit in photoshop for the final piece, its a bit too subdued in the test I think JGcount: Thanks also, yeah the spec was just slapped on for the test with very little thought, I will be doing a lot more work on it for the final textures. Allan-p: thanks Allan,… -
Re: Worst PR Ever...
The cards are all on the table, everyone knows what he has done. But once again, most people will not condone any of the personal attacks on his family, and there will always be the rotten eggs in any kind of situation like this, which once again shouldn't completely ruin the good out of this. He would've continued his… -
Re: Which game would have the best market? And make the most Money?
Well, casual game - Make a simple "cookie clicker" where you water plants and they automatically grow, flies attempts to eat on your plants thus destroying them so you need to swat them away, once a plant is finished you need to click on it to collect it. Then you could throw in powerups that water all the plants,…
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