Hi there, I've been trying to get my characters to export with their animation in tact for my game. I've been trying to make a habit of exporting my stuff to FBX to work with in Unity for when I have to work with people on other projects. However, every time I export my animated model, I run across a series of errors that…
Hello everyone, I'm quite new to the whole texturing world (Even though I have worked on games a lot in the past, but never for textures) So Now my goal is to stop this irrational fear of textures and make them while improving my skills. Here are my latest attempts at rock face textures, as well as a shader i built in…
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You could try beveling. Just offset the center to 1 or -1 to preserve the initial edge range, and switch it over to use SI units instead of being relative. I don't think the width ends up being completely the same, but to the naked eye it looks pretty close. I also wouldn't be surprised if this would be simple to set up in…
Well we can assume that those that are posting here are doing so from a PC so would probably be more interested in HL2 over Halo 2. However there are far more counsel players than there are PC based players so from a shear numbers point of view Halo will probably sell far more initial units on release date.
Hi All, I want to create a static mesh in Blender for my environment in UE4 with real metrics applied. What I mean is I want a piece of modular wall to be 2m long in game. I found information that 1UU = 1cm and this works correctly. I mean when I export as FBX a piece of wall with length 200 cm it has 200UU in UE4 although…
I am 31 and just stepped my foot in this industry after learning by myself for 4 years, coming from a totally different background. For level design you can try learning ue4 or unity. Unity is more common for game studios but ue4 is easier to use if you are not a programmer. Ue4 also branches a bit more to other areas like…
Unity is a little strange with double sided shaders. We are using the Universal Render Pipeline so the free asset on the Unity store did not work for us. Luckily EasyGamesStudio has one available for purchase that is fairly customizable. https://assetstore.unity.com/packages/vfx/shaders/double-sided-shader-urp-196428 There…
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Hi, thank you. Yep I found it thank you. But there are Dota, CS and unity and unreal market places, without themes. But since 2015, published a lot of games maybe some of them used in-game market well. I could't find any statistic about it directrly in steam. There is no reason for me try to do something for Dota and CS.…