Ha, neat choices here fun looking little project.I hope it takes off well & its completed, rooting over here for ya. It is nice to see something i collected also once upon a time, if you want some pix for references (only if you can't find any) i got the comix still laying around here in a box in my closet, some cards too.…
I see that there are many people here who know what they’re talking about, so I’m wondering if someone could reply to the post I just made: https://polycount.com/discussion/237854/is-it-possible-to-get-a-good-bake-without-support-loops/p1?new=1 "Is it possible to get a good bake without support loops?"
Answer: No default gray material or actual color skin texture? Suppose you went here already, Maybe he will respond to a comment posted here:His youtube channel I'd guess since i never even heard of this person, too busy doing stuff of my own but might be a composite situation with layers to get the popping look they are…
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Ready for baking. Bigg__D You got it, its MAX. I have played around with MOI before and I can only get simple shapes in it so far. I cant find that much useful tutorials for it apart from simpler shapes, if you have any feel free to share. Im not using any chamfer mods just old fashioned edge loops, I do my High Poly first…
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One thing is that what happens on a flat surface that's separated by a smoothing group or reigned in by a support loop or custom vertex normals basically doesn't matter for the shading. And then, the local detail you added along the longer edges of the indentations seems only partly necessary and the way you terminated it…
Hi! Tbh I'm not sure how okidoki's example can help add noise to animation curves, I mean with some technical knowledge you could hack together some kind of node network that would grab a position of a point from a noise texture and use it to drive a position of a controller on an animation curve, but I shudder to think…
this one happens when i export as fbx,as obj all looks ok, is there anything i should be doing different? in max it all looks ok too as you can see below