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Re: Act of War RTS and the comical price of fuel
so were not bush fans then... seriously though even if you think bush is resposable (which hes not thier are other people pulling the strings, hes not the sharpest tool in the box) what exactly can you do about it?? nothing unless you plan a revolt in which case you silly bugers let them pass the patriot act without any… -
Re: newbie texture question
Ah, it looks like you've run into the the ageold texturers problem: seams Now I'm by no means an expert (actully, I'm more of a modeler than a texturer...others here can give you much better advice) but I'll give it a shot. First thing to do is have a clean UVmap. Meaning: unwrap your model in such a way that there are as… -
Wip - 101 Dalmations
--Update--Please help me fix this scene - see last post(#16) --Old Stuff-- Hey everyone!, Edit : Just realized I don't know how to spell dalmatians.... (silly title!) I'll start off with a quick intro; I'm a student interested in environment and prop modeling. I came across a beautiful demo reel by Leticia Reinaldo. (check… -
Re: Weird white artefacts after baking lights
Sorry for the time I took to reply and thank you all for the information provided, the post process solution did worked out, no more white artefact, yet since it is a dirty trick and i'm not too fond of dirty tricks I prefered to understand the problem and fix it inside the material. So I broke the links 1 by 1 until I… -
Re: [UE4+3DS] Just Moved In
I genuinely think you should stick with this, as it's nearly there and it's important to finish projects (80-20 rule!). in terms of composition and colours, this image has a very high contrast and saturation, and is also almost entirely made up of dark browns. To me, this seems at odds with the tone trying to be set by the… -
Re: Modular walls, how to do it?
Stretching and Squashing depends on what textures you apply on them. If it's a concrete or a plaster wall then a small amount of stretching or squashing will not make much of a difference when it's viewed from the distance and you can fix them by adding some subtle dirt decals. once you start adding props your eyes wont… -
Re: Pixie3D 3D Modeling Software
Hi musashidan, Thank you for asking. At the moment Pixie3D serves me as a R&D project. Most of my clients are hiring me to develop 3D related software so Pixie3D is a perfect project for me to learn new techniques and improve my skills as a software developer as well as incourage myself to understand all the math needed.… -
Re: Roman City - First UDK Project
@ Nistrum: Yeah, I've noticed that happens a lot around here too. @ Moosey_G: Thanks for the feedback. I'm used to smaller community's where creating 2 threads for the same project, even with different purposes would be frowned upon as "spamming." Will bear that in mind if I hit any further brick walls. Th UV I was showing… -
Re: [Beginner head] crits appreciated!
thanks, chrisradsby. it all started from the 'joan of arc' tutorial on the web *i would recommend this to any beginners like me out there to try. i havn't tried other methods (maybe there are better out there?) but this one works for me :) I spent lots of spare time looking at others models and wireframes on forums such as… -
Re: Mike's 2D art improvement thread
I think you can push the idea of destruction further. At the moment it's feeling odd that one side of the room is destroyed, while the other side is completely unscathed. Consider construction a bit more and how stone can break. At the moment it's looking as if someone has just removed a few stone bricks from the wall,…
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