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Re: Some weapons
Yes. Sub-D Modeling or Highpoly Sculpting are common approaches. For plain surfaces like walls (no brick) some people prefer tools/programms for photoshop. -
Re: Rat Bird!
Thanks a bunch guys! FractaL: It was rendered in Zbrush ;) Think I'm calling the Highpoly just about done, just a few things left to tighten up. -
Re: Fantasy Axe
Here is an update addressing the feedback. Any C&C welcome. Thanks for checking it out! Still in highpoly w/ material tests on it. Not yet into low and bakes. -
Re: Tougodo : Toyocaflex TLR Blog
Kind of dick move to post your finished work in someone else's thread. As for the OP, watch your edge sharpness on the highpoly they will not bake down to well. -
Re: normal problems
it's giving you trouble because you can bring a 90° angle into a texture insetad of building your highpoly like this ___ _| you should build it this way ___ _/ -
Re: Old Vespa
much much better than before. looks quite good for your first highpoly, good progress. I am very excited to see more -
Re: Hardsurface Normal map problems
does it really have to be so lowpoly? theres no way your going to get a good bake anyway, the lowpoly and the highpoly are just too vastly different.... -
Re: Does Marmoset Toolbag have a file size limit?
Tb2 has a bug for some users where loading highpoly stuff will cause tb2 to freeze. If you leave it long enough your model will load. -
Re: Sketchbook: MrBFox
lTie-Bomber model ive been working on the past week, finished just in time to join the next Environment challenge. Render in-engine in Unity Highpoly -
Re: Baking Zbrush matcap materials to texture
Did you try this tutorial by Joseph Drust? http://www.pixologic.com/blog/2009/06/352/ Although, this method has uvs already placed on the highpoly.
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