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Re: Moonlit Medieval Town - UDK - Single 2048 D/S/N/M Texture
The main light seems to have an orange tint; I'd expect the light to be bluish and less intense. The light from the lanterns shouldn't be omnidirectional; the cover will block any light from projecting up, while the base will block the light from projecting directly down. The windows should be emissive, illuminating the… -
Re: Why the material is different in unity?
Keep in mind that lighting in any 3D viewer (3D Coat, Substance, etc...) is different than the lighting in Unity. I suggest spending some time lighting the scene in Unity before you worry too much about what might be wrong with the specific material / textures. Some things you may want to look into regarding lighting the… -
[UE4] Interview with Battlefield Environment Artist: Simon Barle
DICE Vegetation artist Simon Barle shared some secrets of creating detailed natural landscapes worthy of Battlefield and Uncharted. About Simon Barle Im a 3D artist from Sweden working at DICE as a vegetation artist. Ive always had an interest in video games and a pretty vivid imagination so working with games was a… -
[UE4] Eye Of The Stars
Personal Lighting project on Unreal Engine 4 ;) High res picture: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/o8XkL I will try to explain some steps for this work: it’s a lot of composition, so all my points are mostly talking about how I try to focus the viewers’ eyes on something specific, create a guideline and coherence. My… -
Re: Dark Days Motel Hallway [UE4]
Wow this came along fast. This is looking good, and I know you say you're done; but, depending on the time you have and what you're currently up to, I'd totally revisit this and try to push it further some more (sorry if this comes across too harsh or inconsiderate - I think this is shaping up really nice - I'm just typing… -
Re: Is there a way to determine the accurate texture from any photo precisely?
@musashidan And that needs to change. There should be a way this can be decoded. So what about textures u need to take in a subway underground or dark place. A way to decode the exposure of the photo, calculate the light intensity as well as the original color of each surface. I don't know.Maybe there would be something of… -
Re: [CE3] The Bridge
Iv seen it on another thread: Relating to your last attempt: I think the Lighting still needs more work, At this distance the shadows by the red thing at the center should have probably slightly become less focused, they just look way too jagged and sharp IMO. Looking at photograph examples of how real life interacts with… -
Re: Benelli M3 Super 90
A surface normal is white/1 when directly facing the light ray (light ray is opposite the surface normal), 0/black when perpendicular to the light ray, and -1/(also black) when facing away (the light ray is the same as the surface normal). Per uses 'sub-black' as an artist-friendly way of representing a negative number… -
Re: Wingfoxworkshop - 3D Game Tutorials
Use Arnold for Lighting, Rendering and Compositing Learn on https://www.wingfox.com/c/8400_2670_3638 The core knowledge points of the tutorial - Valuable knowledge of Theory of Lighting, Composition, Color, Rendering, and CG. - Exceptional tips and tricks of Lighting, a bit of shading, and Compositing look-development… -
Re: Dynamic shadows making no sense!
OK I've tried 2 sided lighting, ive tried point light toggleable, pointlight moveable etc, it unticks the dynamic shadows option, when i re-tick this the odd shadows come back, it even affects the lighting of the second cool exterior point light. I'm thinking at this point, is it more to do with the static mesh settings…
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