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Re: WHEN TO USE CREASE vs EDGE LOOP SUPPORT
I use creases when I want to add more divisions to something before I get to the beveling stage. Lets say I made a round table and I didn't include enough divisions. If I bevel the edges and add divisions/smooth, the resulting mesh I have to work with has a huge amount of edges on the beveled area now. If I crease it, and… -
Re: 40K Necron Flayer
There we go! Nice high poly there, that should serve the purpose just fine to get some good normal control. For some reason the normals just weren't showing up very well in the first render - try changing up your lighting with a three point light setup with a white main light (directional) an orange fill light (spot) and a… -
Re: Zbrush how to eliminate pinch when creasing and subd?
Good to know. Thanks Yerus said: I will subdivide it to add some smoothing on crease so as to not look so sharp. To be honest though I still haven't fully grasped a good workflow. My plan for now is subdividing it a few times so I can smoothen the edges. I still have no experience with UV or normal mapping(actually I… -
Re: Moose Conquers 2016
Some more human work! I need to practice transitioning forms. Especially when it comes to wrinkles and overlaps and such. I'm thinking about revisting this once I watch Frank Tzengs sculpting demo/tutorial.. 16 hours is a lot though. He does provide some nice brushes I wanted to give a shot though! We'll see.. C&C Welcome!… -
Re: Highpoly to lowpoly workflow weapons
It depends on what you're making. If you are pretty new to the concept of baking, might I suggest doing a series of tests with much simpler objects, preferably ones that are just single meshes and do not require exploding/material ID'ing. A dice with smooth edges and indented circles for the numbers is a good one, as it… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge November 2014 (25)
Thought I would try this out as I need to learn badly and the options this month seem pretty cool :) Here is my blockout of the stand in Maya LT Here it is with smooth on :D I put some edgeloops in to hold the shape before applying a smooth. My plan of attack is to work in sections. I'll work on the stand first then work… -
Re: Baddcog's Dota Workshop
Rigging in ModoSE is pretty damn sweet. Heat only works for enclosed meshes so I suppose not really useful for dota, but smooth wieghting, painting and smoothing verts is a breeze. Current state of the Plaguerizing Papal: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/15441325/dota/contrast.jpg I think I will invert the colors on the… -
Re: Comicon Challenge: Cyborg Psylocke - Almighty_gir
It's better. The faces on your last ref borad are younger and rounder though, maybe you should get rid of all the aging marks and start with a smooth, almost anime face ( but with realistic proportions ). So, smooth the nose area, the cheeks, eyebrows, etc... The chin seems really prominent. And the ears are a bit low I… -
Re: Split UVs?
Oh, I see, it's the classic "break the UVs along the hard edges" issue again. You not only have to break the UVs there, you also have to move them away from each other a bit to prevent mip-mapping causing the visible seam to come back. However, you might be better off first trying to change your smoothing groups so that… -
Re: Strange substance painter albedo export error
So, if i do the PBR smoothness workflow. Which channels do i need? Can i just delete some of the PBR metallic workflow? or do i have to redo the texturing because i used channels to create textures that i wouldnt use anymore? Also, i am using unity 5. Some of my assets were created using the metallic PBR workflow. Can both…
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