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Re: Deus Ex - 3D Environment
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Good attempt but textures have too much noise on them. Noise for the sake of just having noise is not good, you want to focus your grundge on hindges, edges, and tipically where two 90 degree angle surfaces meet, and that's it. Leave the other surfaces breath by having nothing on them. Also, all your edges are very tight,… -
Re: Best practice to create good topology
Moved to Technical Talk for you. The purple wireframe is looking poorly modeled, because it has a single vertex in the middle of the surface with a bunch of long thin triangles connected to it. This usually creates shading errors when a surface is lit. For better shading, it's better to have more uniform polygons, like you… -
Re: Join the Collaborators[List of people interested]
I would actually be game for this, I don't have tons of time with school work and such, I'm billyh33 on skype, At the moment, probably what I excel most at is high poly hard surface modeling, and I can't really texture shit because I have gimp and not photoshop, but I am good at making high poly hard surface models,… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2013 Edition
Learning Hard Surface sculpting ( well attempting ;) ) with Eat3Ds Tutorial DVD with Mike Jensen (great stuff btw). Still figuring out most of the brushes and carving out some rough concepts to get the hang of things. so far, SPACE MAUREEN Torso's! 3 day progress. Monday - ow god kill it with fire! Tuesday - so where does… -
Re: Krita--Master Thread and Google Summer of Code 2014
Another way you could help me is by explaining why binormals are called binormals. Normals make sense because they're vectors normal to the surface, tangents make sense because the direction they face touches the surface, but wtf is a binormal and why is it called what it is? I know that I need it to calculate lighting and… -
Re: Spline Modeling A Human Hand
Well ask your teacher if it has to be functional or not. The show for instance is a great thing to learn, but it'll never work with the surface modifer, making it non funktional. So basically if you want to do it non functional don't give a damn about surface creation and create a hand, place the fingernails and everything… -
Re: [WIP] Challenger 2 TES
Are you serious..? I don't think someone with this level of modelling ability would be a novice at hard-surface topology. I mean c'mon, look at the flat surfaces - it's pretty obvious he sculpted the detail - lmao! As for the OP, that's some mighty impressive work, looks bang on if you ask me. In-fact I'll be honest with… -
Re: An honest question as a new person
@alexrc We stiill push verts if we're hard surface modeling, which I don't know how much you do. As someone right now who's building a frack ton of organic AND hard surface items, I'm using a variety of modeling methods to get stuff done, including hacking and reforming bought assets. With subD modeling, imagine just… -
Re: Damage Decal on objects using mesh
What do you mean without using any texture information? Has there ever been a way to show damage from weapons without tiny decals? If you have collision, you can set your material surface type to something preset in the engine, so it uses Crytek's decals and sounds based on the surface type(wood, metal, etc). I'm sure you… -
Re: M-96 Mattock (ME3)
Here's where I'm at so far with texturing the Mattock. I've given each part of the gun a preliminary pass, adding scratches, general wear and tear and trying to capture how I think the surface should feel. From here I'll go over the areas I've covered again and focus on creating some more localized detail as well as trying…
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