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Max to Xnormal bake issue
Hi all. Been a good long while since I posted in any forum but I've hit a snag and I was wondering if there was a solution. I'm modeling in max 2014 and baking in Xnormal solely using ray distance values (not using a baking cage). My issue is that for whatever reason, when I bake with a mesh comprised of quads, I get a… -
Goo factory diorama (WIP)
Hello! Using this thread to document/ keep myself motivated by this fun project I've got going. Back in the summer of 2016, I scraped together a babbling effort of a diorama as a way to get a little bit of UE4 under my belt. After that, I poured a few more hours into that scene, making the river fluorescent yellow and the… -
Ultra-efficient tree texturing and modeling
Hi, all. I'm running through Andy Zibits' Ultra-efficient tree teturing and modeling tutorial. http://www.andyzibits.com/tut_maya_low_poly.html I want to do everything except the Paint Effects section (obviously) in 3ds Max. I've created six clusters of leaves, however, I've run into a snag where it states, " Do top-view… -
Re: Rural Britan Industrial Age Scene
Alright guys, well I have been again dabbling into this piece again. Here’s an updated shot of the ......17th C shack. I hope I am moving in the right direction regarding your crits. I have edited the Roof slightly with sag and reviewed the corner stone’s for the moment texturing to follow and maybe some more details to… -
Re: Character Bust Feedback
I would agree that the cloth needs to have more distinguishable folds, showing the nose and cheekbones. If this is a bandana then there would not be as many folds as you have sculpted. I would take more folds out of the cloth and also make it much tighter. Is cloth looks very loose and would probably fall down as it is.… -
Re: WIP - The Wrestler
Veryyyyyy subtle changes here. * Changed the curvature of the trapezius a little so that the curve flows better with the shoulders. * Softened the chest and arm muscles to give a more aged look. * Added a little gravity to the skin to show slight sagging. I've decided to definitely work on a low poly version and get it… -
Re: Work update!
Cool stuff. With the dock, couldn't you do some of the planks you walk on textured on instead of modeling each individual plank? Also, I agree with Cholden on that blue color, very '70s. Try to break stuff up more like the dock is. Make stuff lean, sag, and break. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see more. -
Re: WIP - Gnome'n - Big Huge Games Concept
Looks like a good blockout, buddy. Remember to build modular pieces to use all over. Another thing is you don't want everything perfect, like all right angles. Jack some stuff up, broken corners, sagging roofs, leaning beams. Those sort of things will really make it seem more real and less CADesque. Keep it up! -
Alien grunt
I haven't pimped anything off in a while in fact I haven't had much time to do much of anything computer related... /me wags fist at job! The "plan" is to get this model to a stage where I can bring it into Z-Brush and start the learning process, MAYBE find a way to squeeze out a normal map? 2829 tri's right now trying to… -
Re: Revised Balrog (Bison)!!!
Totally hate that dude! Cannot get into him with my Ryu... Love your model of him though, I like that you've gona with a proportionate head. The gloves look properly spot on. If I had one thing to criticise I would say the wraps could do with some variation on one side. With the nylon I think you need to tone down the sag,…
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