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Substance Painter reprojection issue
Hi i`ve been looking into some of the reprojection inside of substance painter again on uniformly scaled meshes at work i`ve noticed that substance painter will randomly flip the values of certain islands on masks when reprojecting with "preserve strokes positions on mesh" disabled. the islands that have the flipped values… -
Re: SCI-FI Helmet
Thanks, it was a hard battle, I had a lot of doubts about the materials but finally tried to mix metal appearance with more plastic pieces. I think the balance between them are great. The final part was the yellow paint that just makes the piece doesn't look like a dark piece of metal haha I'll try to make a little tut or… -
Re: Jason Voorhees
Man, brings back memories of my childhood. Loving the texture work especially the mask. I do think the lighting is a bit weak on the mask shot. Could maybe benefit from a rim light. I know he is mostly featured in the darkness, but for bringing out the details it could help to see it a bit more. -
Re: quite the fancy gentleman (stylized character)
Baking masks doesn't just mean the UV islands (those are in the alpha channel of your bakes from Xnormal anyway). They cover tons of stuff, like i normally mask off all the rivets/screws on a hard surface model and seperate out all the different materials too, like metal and plastic etc. -
Re: Taiga First Encounter of Alien Ruins - Warcry Extermination - enviroment
It's really hard to imagine a mask of stone looking like that, you'd expect bigger statues to be carved out from big chunks of stone. But yeah it kinda looks like stone, the top of the mask looks way to soft. I guess it kinda depends on what you do with it later. Good work so far! -
Re: [ZBRUSH] - IMM Brushes/Objects Lose Their UVW Mapping?
IMM does not support UVs if I recall correctly. Due to how it's basically creating a new mesh with a different vertex order every time you use it. It can however, support polypaint. Depending on what you're doing, perhaps you could paint your mask with polypaint instead, and use mask by intensity. -
Re: Zbrush book recommendation
There's a little environment stuff, but I've not read that yet. There is some hard surfacing stuff using masking and projection master, and although the first tutorial is a floating head, it deals with masking and subtools and the various brushes, so you see what the inflate brush does etc. There's an entire chapter on… -
Re: Watchmen
I think the scene between the jail warden and Rorshach tried to explain his mask. It was weird that the mask didn't look like how it was explained in the comic though, it being two layers with a fluid in between. The movie made it seem the actual color of the fabric was almost changing, kind of weird my pals and I thought. -
Re: Portfolio
Yeah I understand that, but if the model looks great, and you give the dimensions you've used... surely that suggests you've used your space well? iono. Its a little different for wireframes though, as there might be some cripplingly bad geometry going on that can be masked... but I didnt think bad texturing can be masked? -
Re: Applying bump maps to objects
If the mesh is UV mapped already, and the black and white bump map corresponds to the mesh and UVs, I think it would be as simple as loading the texture in zbrush, assigning it to the mesh, and using some masking (mask by color? I think that's an option. Or something), and use the deformation "inflate". I've never tried…
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