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Re: When should you know that a mod idea is too big to be done?
Thanks everyone for the advice. Very helpful for me in getting a realistic perspective. A mountain load of great tips! I'll be sure to start posting updates so show what I've been up to. -
Re: Shoulder Armor - How does one rig it?
You can't be a ninja and wear knight armor, shoulder pads restrict movement in the real world so I think you need to keep your expectations realistic or be prepared for unrealistic rigging... -
Re: Trying to develope medieval wood shader for houses, any help is appreciated!
Any before you suggest Substance Designer, I'm more talking about the physically rendered side of things, how do I make it look realistic? And make light hit it realisitcally. -
Re: Sketchbook: CapableWizard
Back to work and finding it hard to fit these in, struggling with getting these to look realistic, looking quite stylised atm I need to work smarter... Also video messed up on this one :poly141: #017 -
Re: Nature Environment Project
I forgot to mention that the art it's for an immature public. I don't pretend to do a completely realistic modeling, but i'm trying to keep some details.. Here more progress, the first plant is done! -
Re: Likeness,How?
Try to nail down the key features that make the face recognisable. Looking at charicatures is useful as even though the drawing/sculpt isn't realistic it still captures the elements that define that particular person's face. -
Re: RMA Texture
Q: Looks very realistic. How much total time do you usually spend in making one texture? A: It takes 2-3 weeks for one texture. Lol wow. :poly144: -
Re: Question about 3ds max's alpha transparency
Looks like it's a problem with max's shaders. Set it on Realistic or Consistent Colors and it displays correctly, if a bit slower. 1 bit alpha (dds) didn't help, though or I didn't do it correctly. -
Re: [CE3] Hacker Nest Environment
The details are great here but there is still something about the lighting that isn't sitting right now with. I'd spend a little more time working on the ambient occlusion to get a more realistic look and feel -
Re: Where does photoshop fit into a production pipeline?
PBR assets ("realistic" or "stylized") can very well be textured completely in Photoshop, without touching a single bit of Substance or Quixel. They don't have to be. But they can be. And in some cases it's faster, in others it's slower.
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