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Re: Multiple animation file import with "@"
You still have to import them. What it means is the animations are automatically added to the original object on import. So importing character.fbx character@idle.fbx character@walk.fbx You end up with a character game object with the animations idle and walk already listed in its Animation component. edit: Also, if you… -
Re: PSP Art specification
700 t0 1500 polys we are having in a string. we are getting 19 to 29 frames per sec but its flickering while rendering multiple objects in a row like 2 to 3 buildings,road,footpath,trees,lightpost. How to stop the flickering ? Is there any procedure to render the nearest objects 100 percent & far objects 50 percent or even… -
Re: Tiling Textures/UVs for game environments
Wow, thanks for all the advice guys! I understand much better, somehow I'd gotten it into my head that I wasn't supposed to unwrap at all, haha. Makes alot more sense now. I have unwrapped my objects as suggested, and it looks much better now. Thanks again! Incidentally, has anyone had this odd transparency problem (as you… -
Re: UVW Unwrap Issues. -.-
Tile it in max/maya not in photoshop. You can stack UV's of similar section on top of each other in the UV editor. The quick way to do this, is to run symmetry twice on your object and flip the gizmo however you need it. This will copy the geometry from one side (including the UV's) to the other. Or copy one mesh piece… -
Re: Question about modelling interiors for unreal engine
Something to keep in mind is that using smaller meshes means you can use distance culling to keep the object count lower. Obviously you can run into problems if the objects being culled are too noticeable. So smaller props can be culled quite close to the player but larger pieces will be really noticeable. There is also… -
Re: Overdone? Underdone? Critiques greatly appreciated :)
Yep, exactly! Lightening up the hill and lowering contrast within the hill shape to push it further into the BG. Nothing fancy. The actual term is "Diminution" which might produce better google results for you. (or "associated shapes") it basically just means that same/similar objects appear smaller on canvas as they… -
Re: Should model be detached into parts when skinning?
Ah so have the body as one object, then attachments like the helmet, backpack an ammo pouches/grenades as separate objects? That makes sense thinking about it. Yeah your right aswell, I can simply parent those to the mesh in unity - though for the time being Ill just have them as separate objects on the mesh skinned with… -
Re: I want to use Zbrush for Hard surface (For Production)
NURBS is another tool worth considering. They were created specifically for hard surface objects like vehicles. In addition to being parametric, they are easy to modify after the fact. For certain objects like pipes and wiring, NURBS are definitely the way to go. The nice thing about Maya is that it gives the best results… -
Re: UE4 Light maps
@kimchee519 I don't like that tut! haha.. well In UE4 and UDK the meshes they have(made by epic) sometimes have "large" shadows maps, you can change this in the object options as well the channel of uvws for the shadows maps. Mine is 64 but is very low, also check what uv are you looking.. and you can do thins like keep… -
Re: Need help - basic 3ds max Q
Its a compound shape, called Boolean. Geometry tab > Switch Standard Primitives to Compound Shapes > With your object selected click boolean or pro boolean. Pro Booleans does a slightly better job of not making a mess when you add multiple objects one after another but really both boolean tools are kind of crappy. Good…
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