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Re: Space Pirate Chick
well that is realy basic. -made a basemesh in max with the general shape. -then i pulled out some very rough strains with clay-tubes. -cut in there with Orbs crack brush in the direction of the hair flowing. -last part is using trim dynamics brush to flatten it out and get the "blobbines" out of there. hope this helps :)… -
Re: Dwarf Forge
Hey n8lugo. The design choices look interesting, and you have a nice start there. But your edges and surfaces still don't look quite tight. In general, you can get back to somewhat precise surfaces on your high poly using just the clipping curves and trim dynamic brushes. It's quite important because looking at your...… -
Re: Portfolio Piece Critiques
Trims seperating the walls and floor, frames around the windows, define the wood or make them round steel bars :) ur textures looks pretty blurry/ can be higher res, with a small scene it could be cool to model everything properly, the tiles on the floor, ductape/nails holding up the picture on the wall, glass from the… -
Re: The Unnaturals Character Thread
It's been awhile, but I'm still going on this character. A lot of trial and error trying to figure out the best approach for different aspects, particularly the hair and fur. Not happy with the tail, but the trim on the boots seems alright. Also trying to determine a pattern for the torso to shake it up a bit. Currently it… -
Re: Visual Style Study. Borderlands, Mirror's Edge, MadWorld
Your borderlands one is the most successful. For Mirror's Edge you really gotta tone down the intensity of the dirt. Its something that I agree would be included in a mirrors edge texture but it needs to be more subtle. Take a close look at real lockers, your missing details like the metal trim around the corners, number… -
Re: UE4 - Study Room
Big thanks to everyone for looking at my work and giving me your comments. It's really been driving me to make the scene look even better. So thanks again all! (locater16) You're right, I'll add some polys to that arm and round it out. Thanks! (Phil) Thanks man! I have some other ideas for the walls as well. I've been… -
Re: Normal Map seams in 3ds Max
Judging by the model, it's probably Max acting funny again. Just drop it into unreal to trim down the potential offenders. Before you do that, make sure that when you bake the maps, your space coordinates in Xnormal are set to x+ y-z+; these are the settings that Unreal uses. You wouldn't believe how many times I forget to… -
Re: Question on Zbrush extrusion
If you have the rest of the mesh masked off, using the clay brush could help cover over any existing details to give you a more even starting point. The clip, polish, trim, planar, and flatten brushed could help you achieve a better result afterwards. Depending on the state of the mesh and what you're trying to create, you… -
Re: "Kata" character -- eyes solution found
I've trimmed up the knees in response to your comment, Slum, you were right, they were puffy. I'll post more body shots later after I finalize the skin texturing. For now, some pics of expression tests I did to try out the facial rigging and re-worked topology of the mouth & cheeks (a few early image in this thread show… -
Re: POLYCOUNT app
@notman if you don't mind me asking, have you tried browsing polycount for a good period of time on your mobile pre and post change? the experience has gotten worse. Before I had to zoom around but had all the information from a desktop experience - you actually lose critical information on a mobile view. Little to no text…
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