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Re: first post- superbatmantable
Figure out a way to make the wings on the table itself inlaid. On a real table, you would never have something standing out from the surface like that. Those wings need to be a part of the surface of the table. On the whole, it's an interesting model/scene. A solid beginning to modeling, keep it up. -
Re: Silo any good?
yeah MoP, i was thinking of using it more for base meshes, however if it could do hi-res hard surfaces like max/maya or better, than it would be better choice for me. Anyone done hard surface stuff in silo? oh and thanks for all the feedback guys. -
Re: The Monthly 'Noob' Character Challenge (01/14)
Lol. A hard surface artists taking a crack at this would be a disaster. perhaps next month. Any thoughts on what the next character is going to be? If its less fantasyish and has some hard surface on it I might be inclined to dust of my zbrush skills and bust out a shitty character :D -
Re: Tips for building roads?
Have you tried using splines. In max we can paint splines on the surface of another mesh and then set the spline to rectangle, or "sweep" a profile shape over the surface spline. In an ideal world, roads would be built like they are in CryEngine... oh such a sweet system. http://youtu.be/e-QFE0AJM3U -
Re: [WIP] Umbrella Girl
Working with hard surfaces in zbrush I'd use the 'doughy' section as a base and zsphere retopo the shapes wanted, then you can crease the hard edges and sub divide the mesh to make a smooth hard surface. If you've not done this before just youtube zsphere retopo in youtube, plenty of videos up there -
Re: [CE3] Mountain Lodge
Stunning work, beautiful lighting and in general some great detailing. I love the antler chandelier. The only thing that jumped out at me was the use of a normal map ( or the diffuse/albedo being used for shinniness / roughness ) on the dark worktop surface. I would expect this surface to be smooth. Overall .... WOW !!!! -
Re: What's a Mech, but a miserable little pile of bevels.
I'd remove a few details as well, it's kind of blurring the overall shape. And I'd insert the bolts with a subtool insert rather than an alpha. Or at least, I'd make sure the alpha doesnt push the surrounding surface inside. It's making your surface soft plastic like rather than metal. -
Re: Frustrated and jealous! rock sculpting help!
For surface stuff morph target can be invaluable.. Just saying.. And I've found that if you do big chunky rock forms and feels it's a bit generic, go bananas with crumble. Well, small bananas, one at the time. It really helps break it up and make it look more segmented on the surface. -
Re: Some criticism on my new passion model
I think this looks great so far! It would help to show your model shaded, rather than only in white/wireframe. For example here's a great way to show off subdivision surface models: https://polycount.com/discussion/63361/information-about-polycount-new-member-introductions/p1#make Also, this article is an excellent read on… -
Re: Sci-fi Binoculars (I think)
First I would go with the more saturated colors of the preview from blender. Then you might want to think about what story the surfaces should tell. Are they clean, used, weathered, etc. Out of which material? Surface finish? Currently it's too much randomness - cloudy spots everywhere.
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