Hi As you can see in this video the auther shows absolutely vertical orientation of gradient map but it's obvious that it is needed to use different angles - for example 57 degree and so on How to do it?? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V_hgmFeEMPE Thanks
Hello, I wanted to know if you apply for an AAA Studio for example Ubisoft if its a plus if you already created Games on your own (Indie Game) i would be happy if someone would answer that
Just wondering, do anyone know where does the uv scaling value comes from? the mesh itself? I haven't seen an example where this toggle affects anything: In the shader profile: In the shader:
Hey, does anyone know if there is a way in Photoshop to merge two layers but maintain the blending modes that those layers might have applied. For example merging a layer with "multiply" with another layer with "overlay". Cheers.
There is any way of inserting a pattern along a curved shape in zbrush in any way or something similar? Here is a example: I saw sometinhg like that in the past but dont remember how its done exactly. Thx in advance, as always.
I was wondering what guidelines people here usually adhere to when it comes to texel density. For example, if I'm completely unwrapping a prop, would 512 per meter be a good standard? (a prop that is at ground/eye level with the player).
Is it just best to ALWAYS make a high poly model, even on simple objects? (Assuming you're importing into UDK) This for example: Very simple yet, would it make that much of a difference if I had a normal map on it or not?
Is there a way to make a mesh in Blender that has a model's UV coordinates on a plane? This can have some use if, for example, I want to reshape Quake's models. With it, it would be easier to trace where the vertices are "supposed" to go.
I need to animate a moving spring. Any tips how to rig this, as the joint hierachy reverses after one turn(if animeted straight forward with FK) example picture of a toy spring http://www.lispring.com/photo/pc229384-metal_slinky_spring_toy.jpg
Hey Guys, I noticed if I have for example a cup on a table, from a certain distance it will not show the object casting shadow unless you are right up in the object's face. Anyone know how to fix this? Thanks!