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Re: Ue3 available with RoboBlitz
[ QUOTE ] I'm going to make some tutorials for the material editor , particle tool, and kismet this weekend for you all to get more familiar with UE3. Make the tutorials exclusive to polycount [/ QUOTE ] Thats a really cool thing to do lee! im considering pickin this up and have a whack at it myself -
Re: Critique request: Skin detailing by hand
The lips are the area you're lacking in the most. The nose could definitely have used more work before gettign to the skin detailing stage too. Here's an old tutorial that may help: https://assets.3dtotal.com/data-import/data/images/tutorials/1912-tid-step-2-jpg.wqqlas.image.9mo.jpg -
Re: Say, "Wacom"...
I just got my daughter the bamboo for xmas, and it comes with a tutorial video. The lady in the tutorial kept referring to it as way-com. She had a British accent, so maybe it's a cultural thing, but I would think the company would have her stating their name correctly in the video included with their product :/ -
Re: PBR texturing practice, looking for advice/critique.
Tutorial by the creator of CrazyBump. It's more for organic normals. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_5suERXhRw This is not a tutorial for PBR, but there is still some good tips and workflows in there. Check the "bump map" section, second post. Bump map and heightmap is basically the same thing.… -
Re: What degree do you think is better!
I'll vouch this; most of DigitalTutors is great. :) Ocasionally I've found myself watching tutorials and thinking "this is a bit naff", but it is one of my favourite online tutorial websites. Definitely worth the subscription imo. Eat 3D is also great! The phr33 stoof they have on the website has some amazing tips for… -
Re: A New Hobby
get the 3ds max bible from kelly L. Murdock (if you find the 3ds max built in tutorial too slow and unorganized). It's both a tutorial and reference book. Has small examples for everything it covers, and it covers a lot. I used this to learn max in college. good luck and welcome to polycount! -
Re: How to learn stylized texturing?
lots of traditional and digital painting tutorials on youtube. Lots. I like the tutorials from Aaron Blaise a lot. He was an illustrator/animator for many of the classic disney films. Even though I am not doing stylized textures I watch his content a lot just to soak in the art fundamentals. -
Re: flapping clothes
http://www.crymod.com/thread.php?threadid=28265&threadview=0&hilight=&hilightuser=0&page=1 Also you can use a WindArea if you just want to effect a specific area. Heres a tutorial for the getting cloth stuff ingame: http://www.crymod.com/thread.php?threadid=35508&hilight=cloth+tutorial -
Re: cool rendering techniques...?
Artem Volchik has a good one for high poly - http://www.artemstudios.com/08Portfolio/Tutorial/MaterialRenderingTut.htm Xoliul also covers it in one of these vids too I think: http://cg.tutsplus.com/tutorials/autodesk-3ds-max/creating-a-next-gen-video-game-hot-rod-the-complete-workflow-day-3/ -
Re: new to modelling, advice appreciated: ninja
Looks like a pretty solid start. Have you watched this tutorial by any chance? http://www.cgmasters.net/training-dvds/character-creation-tutorial-modeling/ If you can afford it I would highly recommend it, contains many immensely helpful modeling tips&tricks and topology how-to's. Good luck.
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