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Re: Kurt Russell Big Trouble in Little China
Thanks again Guys. Cooljay - You are right about the Normal map.time permittingh I may go back and tidy up. ScoobyDoofius - Pretty hasppy with the likeness,As above I could go back and tweak his features a little.Lookingh at my ref material the chin and possibly the eyes need a little attention. gsokol- COuld be the way… -
Re: ZacD's "getting my shit together (and finished)" Thread
Looks good, but for buildings its often best to also have versions stiched together much much more than you are doing here to ease the burden of ld's from piecing them together in the correct way. Even if you split that whole design in the logical 3 sections there are, Larry, grated window and column with door. It makes a… -
Re: questions about UT3 shadows
itll cast shadows with a normal pointlight and sm but you need to make sure it's checked on, in both the light and SM, and also check what your static lighting is like around there. Too many lights will wash out/eliminate shadows. And bump up the lightmap res on that BSP surface to like, 1 (just for a test... definitely… -
Re: Blender unwrap issues
would be good to see the selection-sync thingie be gone as well as the issue that UV layouts only show in subobject mode. i have mapped UVs in max, softimage, maya, modo, mirai, lightwave and a bunch of dedicated uv apps and never had an issue. blender is the only one i have ever run away from screaming. :# seems i am not… -
Re: Medieval Buildings
It's a little tough to embed youtube sometimes, here you go [ame] http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGs-h64lGmY[/ame] And I think it's looking great! You're picking this up fast, and your models are looking solid in engine which is a good sign. As for baked shadows, if you're baking shadows in ue4 you need to make lightmaps.… -
Re: Half-Life Project
ughhh, so sick of lightrays. i spent so long trying to get them to look somewhat correct. anyway. i got the 2d comp in THREEE DEEEEE added a complex piping system on the ceiling (cant see in this screenshot :( ) also added big gulp and flourescent wall light done by my partner. the lite from the window was done using a… -
Re: 3DEnv - The Heist
It would probably be best to either have the red lights be dynamic (or static for that matter), or maybe even make a lightmap for each of them that you add instead of multiply (ie, it will light things instead of shadow them). I'm not sure what happened here... If the wall was blown open, there should be fragments and a… -
Re: Learning Environment Art - What are some tutorials you would like to see?
@Alex Javor Yeah i've played around with the maya one a bit too. It's worth experimenting with the Unreal tool just to get an idea, you never know when having that in your toolkit could be useful. I've recently had to do some work in Unity and I'm absolutely gobsmacked by how barebones it can be at times... like having to… -
Re: Marmoset environment diorama: The Course Start - Simon Stalenhag
At last!! This is the final piece so far!! I changed the composition a bit (Again) hahaha But I thought of adding some narrative to the piece using the new fella I just made. I played around with some of the lightmap and lighting settings inside unreal, Using the Unreal academy videos that Tilman Milde awesomely made on… -
Re: Harbour Town
You will definitely want to bring in assets individually in UDK. Try refraining from merging objects and bringing them as single meshes because you need to do the following. 1) Setup shaders for different materials (Glass, Wood vs Metal, vertex paint? etc) 2) Create 2nd uv channels and lightmaps for baking on assets (you…
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