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Need Assistance with game effect please
Hey all. I've never done 3d modeling before and right now is when I could use it most. I'm sure some of you have heard of the game Team Fortress 2. Well I made a 2D effect for their Unusual hats called Voltage. I submitted to their workshop but only as a 2D effect. I would really like someone to help me in making it or… -
Re: I need help converting a vector image into a 3D model in Maya 2019.
https://terrain.party/ Correlate it to the coordinates from google maps or whatever your given source data is, this will net you the easiest result with the least amount of steps. Fenrisatr said: They mean 3dsmax is better at using splines to generate polygonal surfaces and has more robust tools for working with splines.… -
Re: Interested in traditional sculpting,want help!
Jack : WED is truly fantastic to work with, but indeed it comes at the cost of being workable only for a certain amount of time. If sealed properly a block of clay can last for years, but a sculpted piece is supposed to be worked on over the course of a few days/weeks, after which you either mold it, throw it away, or keep… -
Re: Post one nice photo you've taken recently
Nice images guys :) [HP] sorry I did not see your question earlier - yes I use lightroom but only for the beginning stage of my editing. Up until now not very often I had complete vision of the image I am after before I start editing, so I use lightroom just to balance my image to a workable condition. I really love the ui… -
Re: environnement Question
My workflow for getting a blockout / low poly blockout from maya to UDK is to: - Import the whole blockout (remove trims if needed) into UDK. - Reimport one by one in chunks, modulating what needs to be in chunks, tracing it over the original shell blockout. - After that is done, delete the shell blockout, and now you have… -
Re: When should you know that a mod idea is too big to be done?
totally agree with Justin. Start small with a workable core game idea. Stay focused, don't get sidetracked or lost in details. Make sure the core game works. Then polish and expand on that. Having a good plan of how development should progress is essential. Having a feature list and sticking to it is also a good tool to… -
Re: Sci-Fi Train Interior
It's very heartening to see a fellow AI student working hard on their 3 week break to get stuff done. Good stuff man, and I'm eager to see progress. If there is any critique I would have - I really feel like this is too cramped for a workable game space. It's already narrow, and all the clutter is making me feel… -
Re: Modeling a Hull
If just the shape, you could literally start with a sphere, squash and stretch it till you block out the main shape, delete 3/4th of it and you now have a workable mass you could push and pull verts as needed. FFD modifiers are your friend. If you went the planks route, you could do a couple methods. Either model all the… -
Re: Clay sculpting?
I have used Super Sculpey in the past and really enjoyed using that to sculpt with. It is good for smaller sculpts, although if you have to do thick pieces of sculpture it is better to bake it in multiple layers - or use another material underneath to block it out and then go over it with Sculpey. If you go miniature… -
Re: Increasing Creativity and the "Artistic Eye?"
I think this is an area where getting away from your core discipline can really help push past creative plateaus. I few years ago I took a figure sculpture class (oil based clay from a live model), which is far away from my day to day, but it really helped improve the ability to see and interpret form correctly in 3D.…
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