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Re: 40k Space marine
Hi there, I'm really liking the model. I would say that some of the things that makes a space marine more realistic or convincing are battle trophies, purity seals, and battle damage on the armor. Battle damage can be done with textures of course, and trophies can include anything from a fallen enemy, certain decorations… -
Re: Kart racing game
Hey Marsh, will it work fine if I divide my textures as follows for the character I'm working on : 1 square map for the bodytight suit, 1 square map for the hard armor (includes shoulder pads, legs aso + helmet) and hair, 1 square map for the visor (ideally I would love to have a nice cubemap reflection on this part, no… -
Re: My Marvel Comic Debut!!!!
mutha fucka.... thats some hot shit! I already picked up the comic weeks ago. Something struck me as odd about the armor but I chalked it up to "meh-comics" now it clicks! Not only is it cool to see your name in comics but to be in a land mark issue/story like the death of Capt America... Nice work bastard you helped kill… -
Re: Wingfoxworkshop - 3D Game Tutorials
Creating a photorealistic character : Joan of Arc - Making of by Mike Hong Learn on👉https://www.wingfox.com/c/8377_2670_3352 Sculpting in Zbrush, Maya retopology, organic/hard surface modeling in Maya, Substance Painter projection for Skin textures, procedural texture generation for the armor, basic Xgen hair grooming,… -
Re: WW1 kick starter
Yeah, my reply might have seemed a little odd. Storming the normandy beaches can be "fun" as well, even if ya die 200 times per half hour. Well, it was a pretty static war all in all.. the first and last campaigns notwithstanding. Though there were more innovations than are commonly known (the armored stormtroops, advanced… -
Re: Workshop Collaborations!
Today's attempt at exploring some ideas and getting into the groove. Really handy having the concept sheets available. Thanks for that :D Bristleback thorn armor, lots of stuff to change, especially the thorns under the neck, looks a bit tight around that area, and the thorns itself don't flow. But I wanted to drop it here… -
Re: UDK Environment + Character C&C needed
Env: Yes, my textures are a bit off scale. I'll get to that soon enough and post a update. Think I understand what you mean about the roof. (on my to do list) :) Char: I have changed the size of the feet. Will post a update as soon as i fix some stretching issues i have with the lower leg armor plate. Thanks for your advice -
Re: Medieval English longbowmen
Perhaps the color is a bit over the top for an archer,most were just hirelings,perhaps consider making the archers weapon a large hammer,often archers would fight armored foes and a large hammer would be better at cracking clams then a sword would. A sword would also be an expensive weapon for a longbow man to have.… -
Re: John Park Mech
I agree with BARDLER, you got a open cockpit, fragile pistons, and leg stabilizers that wouldn't make sense with short range armor penetrating machine guns. It needs to be a lot more tank to have suck short range and slow movement. Mortar, sniper, or other various long range, high recoil, out of direct combat weapons would… -
Re: warhammer 40k - table top
Used to have two armies, all painted and stuff: An Eldar army, focused on snipers and rangers with a few heavy walkers for anti-armor, and a Wood Elf army that had so many archers it usually annihilated the enemy before they even reached melee range - and then the Wardancers either wiped them out, or locked them in place…
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