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Re: Splash Damage Character Art Test (Warning Large Image)
Hi guys here's an update. I've been taking my time to get the folds looking right on his shirt and got his glove finished off. I've altered his mouth as you can see. This is only temporary as I'm not sure how I want the mouth to look. Its difficult to get something to look realistic as he's got tights over his head.… -
Re: Adobe software for sale
CS4's not a bad version, but it does come with some obvious caveats. 1. It's a 7 year old app. No telling how much longer Adobe will continue to support those activation servers. After all, it wasn't that long ago that they cut off CS2 users. CS4 is a good 5 full versions off of the current. 2. Win10 is right on the… -
Re: Can you delete edges that do not change geometry?
You totally can and should remove edges that don't contribute to the shape of a model. However you need to be careful about how you do this. Edges need to be "tied off" at corner vertices and not left partially terminated on an adjoining edge. The way you have it now results in what are called n-gons, polygons which are… -
Re: Zbrush-pinching effect on edges,need help
Dynamesh project to get an even poly distribution and then build your low poly off of a decimated version of that in you modeling app, or if you are trying to maintain very specific dimensions, make a low poly specifically with sculpting in mind (even quad distribution), bring it into zbrush to subdivide with smooth off,… -
Re: 'The Fixer' Character Model
It's form that's off, not details. The eyes especially, the eyeballs look like they are suspended in mid air inside his sockets with loose skin all around whereas in reality the eye lids wrap close to and frame the eyes. The mouth is also off on a fundamental level. It's flat on the face of your model but if you look up at… -
Re: Viewport and Build looks a lot Different
Few things I see off the top of my head. The web build...looks like there is some hardcore aliasing...I think that by default, even the highest project setting uses a low amount of anti aliasing..so crank that up. Also, it looks like in viewport, your getting some nice soft shadows on the floor from those blocks, but not… -
Re: 3dsMax perspective view when rotating from orthoraphic
Here's a very quick and dirty way to do that in toggle form via Callbacks (unfortunately it doesn't keep focus when switching viewport modes, not sure how to fix that): global varViewTypeLast = viewport.getType() --first runfn mahFunkz = ( if ( ((varViewTypeLast == (#view_top)) or (varViewTypeLast == (#view_bottom)) or… -
Re: The Amazing Spider Gwen
The eternal struggle against distractions (legit and otherwise) continues. Finishing off Gwen's rigging here to get her out of a standard T-pose. Still have to to do a few texture passes to get her suit looking right, but that shouldn't take long. Haven't decided if I want to add a spec or anything else yet. I do sincerely… -
Re: Not Your Average Software Debate
personally i started off with truespace 3 SE, and then went over to using Gmax, before going onto 3ds max 4. truespace was heavily boolean based, but had a very small modeling toolset, which is advantageous when learning. when modeling in 3ds max, i started off with editable mesh, since it had less features than editable… -
Re: [WIP] [UDK] Futuristic Arctic Research Lab
Figured out what I'm having in the indents on the outer wall In the hallway, heaters with bamboo-esque decoration either side. To the lower right is a tablet type device that will be the focus of my next (very far off) project. It's hard to portray the heat effect in an image, so here's a video.…
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