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HI... I've been modelling an army trailer and am beginning to wonder what the best process will be for painting, baking and making game ready? (sorry, I should think this has been asked a thousand times) For example, I've modelled the wheel in maya to a very high level of detail. Im planning on taking it into mudbox to…
@pior yeah for sure, there are a lot of things you can do with modern lookdev tools like Toolbag to get a very good idea of the final result before you even think about lowpoly/uvs/bakes. Personally I throw updates into TB throughout the process, similar to you, that look something like: * Blockout for major proportions *…
I just ready this and I might haved missed it if mentioned, but it would be nice Normal Map generation tools that are friendly for game art, ie you could flip normals whatever way you want and you could easily tell the baker the way you want things mirrored. Realtime shaders that support mirrored uvs. A more streamlined…
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This is the first time I do real-time hair. I tried to figure out the best option to do it achieving a good quality. I was not a fan of the photo texture or creating my own with some brushes in Photoshop, so... I came up with this. I did a base using Fibermesh in Zbrush that was awful but worked for what I wanted. I…
I could write at length about how to do this but it might be simpler to point out tutorials on it. Honestly, as you are building your high poly, which you've done, you can save the work out in stages when you have the basic form and when it is at it's lowest poly count (each piece). This way you don't have to rebuild the…
[17:01] MANCHiLD: I wrote in there that I enjoy doing rocks when its like that [17:02] MANCHiLD: mudbox, etc [17:02] MANCHiLD: I think its just I have no confidence in the rock as I model out the render mesh [17:02] MANCHiLD: I tend to be happy w/ the results when its all textured, lit, etc. [17:02] MANCHiLD: It just..…
is it enough to bake these grid pattern on a "plane" and combine the normal map with an alpha one to get a good effect? takeing for all this geometry with a 4/5 sided cylinder would cause to much polycount or how would you do this?
There's no blanket answer here. Figure out what your hourly rate should be, then estimate how much time it should take to complete. Multiply time by 130% or so to cover revisions, etc. This is what you should charge. Make sure you know exactly what the client wants. Is it a simple model from a concept that they will…