Hey guys, I've been working on this pickup node for unreal and I need a little feedback. Mainly I'm looking for suggestions on maybe adding a little more zing to the diffuse and specular map. Any other crits would be appreciated, thanks.
Hi, I've made a function which takes various image input nodes, however how do I display the labels for these inputs so I know which is which? It would be nice if the bitmap showed the name of the texture file too...
Hi guy's, Just can't believe i have to ask here such a simple question but i am Googling for a solution for more than an hour without success and the substance designer documentation is useless on this. I just have a series of normal map render from 3ds max in the tga format and i cannot connect them to the normal node, i…
Hey, in 3dsmax there the amazing "Peel Mode" where I can pin verts and pull and push the UV's to get straight results really quickly. Wondering if theres a Maya equivalent? :)
You had a pinned vertex in Peel mode. That's why it was behaving like that. Also, quick tip for Peel mode: turn off 'avoid overlap' so that all your islands don't get jigged around every time you enter the mode.
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I have a post process chain applied to my scene that is only visible in game mode. However when I try to play the game I get very different color and contrast than what appear in the editor window. What causes this?
Yeah, I can see where that feeling comes from. A lot of pipelines today optimize for scalability and consistency rather than uniqueness. Procedural tools made production much more predictable, but at the same time they tend to converge toward similar visual patterns. At the same time though, I’m not sure the material side…
I hope the image explains what Im talking about. i made a panel with 4 screws in the corners, if I bake in Blender they come out perfect, nice and flat, and but in SD6 they come out terrible at a weird angle. any suggestions?
This is a really good looking fur! I was already familiar with the shell technique, but yours looks particularly good due the care in adjusting each shell maps and the height map usage. I gotta say I'm itching to recreate a few steps in your breakdown using Blender geonodes to automate them. 😂 Edit: I gave the node setup a…