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[PAID][3D][Unity] Looking for 3D artist for space ships / stations / etc for unannounced game
Edit2* I've received lots of offers! I'm reviewing them and will decide within the next week. Thank you everybody for your messages! Edit* I've gotten a lot of messages, I'll respond to each one but it'll take some time! Thank you! I'm hiring a 3D artist for an unannounced Unity sci-fi game and looking to hire a 3d modeler… -
Re: The ever divisive problem of terrain creation.
What's the final rendering setup you want to end up in? Is it meant to be a playable (or portfolio) level in a game engine? Or are you rendering stills out of Zbrush or another DCC? If it's a game engine, modular cliffs are still the best bet. Hidden geo where it penetrates the height-map terrain, or other modular pieces,… -
Re: [UDK] Sci-Fi Cathedral WIP
Hey man I started a project like this once but really I lacked the knowledge to complete it! Anyway your modular peices are looking good, just to give you an idea here was how I did the modular thing Also I would get this into UDK as quickly as possible. It will give you a better sense of scale and you can block in some… -
Re: serriffe - portfolio designworks
Hi there, right now, it's currently on a blocking stage and sorta midway of greyboxing to modular build. The trees are just started off as basic primitive cylinder and just kept adding geometry to it. I try to keep my geometry very simple so I can make easy changes. I try to avoid making the geometry very dense, makes it… -
Re: The Secret World Inspired Interior [UE4]
It's been a few days so here's an update on whats been done so far. Update: Used Substance Designer to create 2/3's of my modular texture atlas. Laid out the UV's on my modular wall pieces. I feel like I need to spend more time learning designer as i'm not that happy with the current textures I've made. Somethings off… -
Re: Making sense of hard edges, uvs, normal maps and vertex counts
For env stuff, tweaking normals (with various scripts that align normals to face selections etc, or with weighted normals) is great to keep your textures modular. You can bake out a key piece piece with a fairly complex lowpoly, and still end up being able to use the baked normal map on modular stuff if necessary because… -
Re: 3DS MAX Texture resolution
Looking at your UV sheet your islands are tiny. You're only using about 10-20% of the space, which gives you an idea of the very limited amount of pixels each island will receive. As well as the great methods @Eric mentioned, the elements are clones of eachother so you could just unwrap one of them, bake, texture, and… -
Re: Sketchbook: InProgress
For the past couple of days, I've tried getting some proper lighting results with modular pieces in UDK. This is my first time putting together modular pieces in an engine, so I was bound to fuck it up at one point. Right now, I have 2 issues: the texture looks stretched on its thickness. I'm trying to use a tileable… -
Re: Texturing a house
In my opinion you should just start to model a house, just keep in mind while modeling "how to texture the house later". I would put all the details you want into your house… I modelled more than 200 buildings by my own, so after a few buildings you become the feeling what will work out and where you can become some… -
Re: Mesh Building and Unwrapping Help [Specific]
Cyrael, circular biuldings can be made of modular pieces the same way as rectangular buildings. Like you said, it's an 8-sided repeating pattern. You can then dress it up with decals, vines, etc. to disguise the pattern. Kevin Johnstone had a post about how he made rounded modular bldg pieces, more in this section.…
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