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Re: How to go about texturing these two assets stuck in a jam on understanding certain things
Use tiling textures. This is a standard industry method. If you want to add unique details, add multi-texturing afterwards. Light green = what you texture. Dark green dashed line = reused from the light green bits. Blue arrows = these vertical bars can all use the same texture. Blue dashed line = Make one vertical bar, UV… -
Re: Subway Entrance WIP
if you look at this metal; http://www.caponeart.com/SLS_Gow_Trunk_01.jpg You can clearly see the damaged metal near the big edges that draw our attention. The green metal rust is brown colored, and there are several tones of grey and green in the texture. The grey and green color of that texture is still in 'range' of… -
Re: University game project - need advice/crits
Oh wow, this is going to be a big help, Dave. Really awesome picture. I'm wondering a little about the green though. Is it really just bad to have green or could it be used for something? Originally we had planned it to be reserved for important things since it actually does pop out as soon as something green shows up. I'm… -
Re: Fountain Modeling
The green is really saturated. Also, the fountain is supposed to be made out of metal, but the way you have the diffuse and specular isn't making it look that way. This material tutorial will help you figure out how to get it lookin' like metal. The basic gist of it would be to make the metal parts have the same hue on the… -
Re: JagdLuther - dust tactics 3D model
Looks sweet, presentation is nice aswell. You could maybe try one shot with a strong directional light, yours is really even, usually does great work on complex geometric shapes Also, the green cloth stands out a little negatively because it is not apparent on anything else. It would balance a lot better if you bring back… -
Re: Q&A Thread
I think they're using screen printing to make the shirts. I used to work in a screen printing shop. The way screen printing works, you can only print lighter shades of each color. You do this by blocking the holes in the screen. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_printing) Look up close at a photo in a black and white… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Harley Wilson, Environment Artist
This is a super solid scene, but I'm going to have to agree with the rest of these guys. The green filter makes it feel really stale to me. Blue feels more mechanical and spooky. If you want to do an oddish kind of green look, then make it localized with those hanging lights. Not often will you find this color green light… -
Re: Help me buy a new computer for rendering and gaming
Thanks again everyone for the speedy replies, I've been re-reviewing the hardware and I've got tons of questions that I'll see if i can find answers to myself but right now I'm reviewing HDD options. Is there a really significant difference between the WD green HDDs and the black? Would it be worth installing 1TB of each,… -
Re: painting Exercises !!
It's certainly a good start, but I have some more tips. Experiment with more than one hue. Right now, your apple is entirely green (from light green to dark green). I'm sure that when you look very closely to an apple, you can see hints of yellow, brown, etc. Also, your highlights and shadows can be more convincing when… -
Re: Normal Mapping / Lighting Question
I think your right, I was using an object map. I recreated a tangent space map but ran into another issue. seems the red and green channels are conflicting with each other. I tried both flipping the red and green channels but ended up with the same issue. I'm stumped... here are some pictures so you can better understand…
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