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Re: SUITE 2.0 status update!
Tutorial wise I think you need to stay away from anything modelling wise (unless it's abuot making it crystal clear what the model requirements are). My reason is simple - differently modelling apps do things different. I have, for example, now way of having creased edges in Lightwave. What might be useful is users of some… -
Re: Sketchbook : eY3lEs5
After some critiques and studying the Eat 3D Sci-Fi Floor tutorial (thanks Mike!), here are my results. Been working on this for the last week or so; I re-arranged/optimized UV's for higher textel density, re-did my hi-polys and bakes, and textures from scratch. It was well worth going back though. Scene still needs some… -
Re: Sci-fi Rifle Project
Looking awesome! I would really love to see that close-up shot without the blur applied though. What references were you using for the textures? This rifle looks like it has seen zero hours in the field in most areas, and then we can see some wear on the decals on the magazine. It feels a little inconsistent. It looks like… -
Re: [UE4] GL 06
Thanks everyone. I tried to stick with my main reference which showed most of the weapon in a very same color / material with only subtle differences. Retrospectively some more tweaking would not have hurt indeed. Unfortunately not, I tend to do edges more soft than they should be in the Highpoly :P Definitely true, that… -
Re: UDK - Material - World Projection Texture on Skeletal Mesh
oh :P I think this IS possible, and in fact is similar what I'm working on implementing for the texture based specular solution that you posted about further down this subfoum. So far I have sphere mapping working from the light's perspective, but I'm certain a different form of projection can be had with some further math… -
Re: Dither opacity noise on animated mesh?
You don't need any uv for option 3. Shadow is like a projector. Pretty much like a decal. Its the object shown from the light's perspective. To simulate omni/point light, you would use a cubemap depthmap of the object, captured from the light location. For directional light, its simpler. Imagine like you place a camera on… -
Re: [UE4] Lava World
At first sight, i'd say make a high poly mesh in Zbrush and then export the normal map for a tiling texture. In UE4, you could use the BumpOffset node in the material to increase the effect..what do you think? In Battlefront, i think they made it only with meshes. From your screenie, it looks like a mesh. Also, think about… -
Re: RedLight Scout (Vehicle Modeling)
Solid work with the modelling. The workflow you've chosen is really interesting, and I would have never thought try go about it in that manner. Another thing that you could do to help out with the texturing is to bake down some greeble normal/ao/cavity maps to flat planes, then just place them where you like on your… -
Re: Cannon Scene
Sorry guys - was very busy the last days and hadnt the time to show any progress. Thanks for your replys @ Tobbo: thanks i will ;) @ Harbinger: thanks for your hint - i added a detail normal map - looks alot better - what do you think ? @ Mistry10 - thanks dude, good tips - textures are still wip - ill add some decals on… -
Re: Aprilia rsa250
Wow looking sweet Drav! A few nitpicks. The 58-decal and "rifle" text at the front looks blurred/stretched/low-res compared to rest of texture work. The white reflections(?) look a bit too sharp. There's no real subtle reflections, only these really intense white ones. The tires could have a more worn look, or at least a…
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