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Re: How can I UV a model when its subtools had been merged and decimated? Confusion in the workflow.
You can UV a decimated zbrush model but you'll need to use a 3d modeling program like blender, maya, or 3dsmax. The lower polygon the final result is, the easier it will be to UV. -
Re: Alien planet critique
Also, I think the blue-ish glowie plant would look much better if the edges were softened, instead of being so obviously polygonal. Anyway, good luck! -
Re: Alphas vs Geo for foliage
If you are doing grass, polygons can be a possible option, 10 tris for a blade of grass and 120 for a clump isn't too expensive, it depends on how well the engine instances it though. -
Re: Night Scene in 3DS Max
Maybe the real test is to find a way around making the ground transparent and copying the containers, like making the ground slightly reflective, thus saving polygons and rendering time? :poly121: -
Re: Stkopp's dota 2 workshop
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Re: How would one approach this bake?
I don't think there's no other way than adding more geo, because that's the nature of baking. Any particular reason why can't you go with higher polygon count? -
Re: Fallout 4 - Minigun
From what I've been observing this in Fallout 4's loading screens, they used purely alpha textured "ammo chain", which is just a "cylinder". Saving a lot of polygons. -
Re: How to convert SketchUp's Triangles to Quads?
Yes sir, I want to turn SketchUp models to this type of polygons, sorry for my bad English, it's not my native language (though I think I'm doing good!). -
Re: Problems when baking normal map in substance painter
Using a higher polygon lowpoly doesnt change anything. neither does subdividing the highpoly further. I tried using zremesher, but it destroys the rim around the middle by flattening it out. -
Re: Treasure Chest - Feedback and Comments Needed
Since when has more polygons = better art...? O_o Just because you CAN eat a whole pizza, doesn't mean you SHOULD. Though pizza is awesome.
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