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Why does my material look so different in painter vs designer?
Hi , I have recently started to teach myself designer and i have ran into an issue i was hoping someone could help me with . I have made a wood material i was planning on using for a gun stock. I am happy with how to looks in designer so i brought it into a painter file to test it there but it looks pretty different in… -
Re: perforce and ue4?
Unfortunately it isn't this simple. There can be dependencies between files and sometimes when you change a thing in one of them, it will affect others. Like applying a material on a skeletal mesh that hasn't been applied on such a class, will enable a flag so you will need to submit both the mesh and the material even… -
Re: How does Marmoset Render Engine Work? (Grainy/Pixelated results)
Some render effects like Local Reflfections and dithered transparency will show up grainy in the viewport, but will improve when you make renders (from the Capture menu). You can improve grain/noise by going to Capture - Settings (Ctrl+P) and increasing the Sampling. Global Illumination quality can be improved by… -
Re: Baking ignore-groups AO but with objects split on 2 UV maps
Assuming this is Toolbag: The easiest way to do this is to bake both UV sets in one baker object. You can use the texture sets feature to bake both at once. Apply a unique material to the objects for each UV layout and then turn on Multiple Texture Sets. This will bake a set of maps for each UV layout. Ignore groups will… -
Re: UDK 3 - Strange Glass Lighting
You can check the lightmap specular thing in the material properties, but probably you use it because its enabled by default. I don't remember to how the environment color is by default, but I'm not sure about that its black. Maybe if you started from a totally blank scene, then yes, but if you started with a template then… -
Re: Maya "smooth wireframe" vs "Scene AA sampling"
AA sampling is just a post process effect for the viewport. I'm not sure if it effects rendering or not as I use Maya LT which doesn't do rendering. It cleans up jagged edges. I believe this is purely for cosmetics in the viewport. Smooth wifeframe shows a preview of your meshes wireframe if it were subdivided (smoothed).… -
Re: Vertex blending and alpha maps for game terrain
Yep, I use ShaderFX alot, the only way I can even stand 'showing' anything else in Max in this day and age. Anyhow, if you're still on the road to get Max to show shaders (especially vertex blending), I have a vertex shader lying around. It's pretty bare bones (only the diffuse has been created) but it essentially have… -
Re: xNormal Batcher
To Neox : . . . :thumbup: Nice for you. :thumbup: To everyone: I could do this. But that was not the original plan when this was created, it was made to bake exploded Highpoly onto exploded LowPoly. I'll see what I can do with the little time I have. But thank you all for your feedback. One way could be to either identify… -
Re: Medieval Hall UDK
Thx guys ! All the ornaments have been made in Zbrush. I used the same technic for the leaves than I explained before then I placed all of it with "transpose tools", and "move brush". It didn't toke so much long time cause there is a symmetrie at the center of the object and the leaves on the front are the same than the… -
Re: [SOLVED] Maya, distorted uv after scaling
Under the tool menu, move settings tab there is "preserve UVs" tickbox. Enable this, select vertex and move or scale. UV should follow the shape of the object. Somewhat. But overall, as a rule of thumb, you should do your UV's as a last step, when you have your final model done. If you nee to make major changes to the…
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