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Re: How do you create a sense of scale?
Humans are a very standard size, as a human at a very standard size certain identifiable objects will tell me subconsciously how big things are. i.e. Make a very very obvious door, then make it tiny and put it into a wall. That wall looks HUGE.… -
Re: Sub 15" Laptop Super Duper non Pooper
What are you actually going to do with this laptop? To me, I would rather have a cheap, light netbook with awesome battery life, that I would actually take with me somewhere instead of trying to find a beefcake heavy laptop with poor battery life and fool myself into thinking i'm going to do any real work/gaming on it.… -
Re: WarTorn Town (WW2)
I would personally try to use as many tile textures and repeating modular pieces as possible. For the wooden supports those would all use sections of one wood tile material. Most of the undamaged building would be a brick tile with possible geometry cuts for unique damaged details or use decals for slight variation, water… -
Re: Street Market / Ancient Rome
Ok, I gave the ground some slight hight differences and tried to get some variation by vertex paining. I tried to add some actual geometry but I could not get it done in a decent looking way yet. A couple of decals were added and its looking a little fruitier due to some apples pears and carrots (yes, carrots are fruit… -
Re: Elizabeth St Project: ANA & Fire Hydrant
Bit of a bump. While deciding what to do for the storefront of my building (don't want to model a KFC, I'll have to invent a design) I tmoved onto creating another model. I'm making an A Class tram. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_class_Melbourne_tram I decided to model this type of tram instead of the newer trams melbourne… -
Re: Warhammer 40K UDK Critiques
Dagh I thought so- Traditionally what you have here is called a bump map. Where you take a black and white map- crunch it through a filter, and it gives you *slight* bump effect. A normal map has similar a similar look, but its generated by capturing high-poly information, and baking that to the UV`s of the low poly mesh:… -
Re: I *just* watched epi 2 and 3 of Star Wars and...
[ QUOTE ] EP3 was all about making the bridge back to the story that began back in 1977. I hated the whiny portrayal of pre- Vader Anakin until lately I came to realize that Mark Hamill played young Luke as a whiny slacker -- it's simply a genetic trait in Skywalker teens. [/ QUOTE ] But Hamil atleast did it well. He… -
Re: 3d Monitors?
Hi Guys I work for a company who import Zalman 3D monitors - http://www.quietpc.com/gb-en-gbp/products/audio-and-laptop-products/trimon I have seen these working with various games and some are truly spectacular while others have only a slight 3D effect. They work with polarized light so while you need glasses, they look… -
Re: ODST
Thanks alot Per, great to hear, respect! The sculpt changes alot under slight changes in the light setup, so i try out as much as i can ill go around it next time, find some more angles to shoot from :) conte.. halofag.. maybe. Thanks man, altough i still need to get to the phase where i go for those material propperties… -
Help reducing scale dependent lightmass artifacts?
For the scene I'm working on, it's going to require some very clean lighting, I brought in my low poly modular mesh as soon as it was unwrapped to make sure I could get the lighting right. The hexagon on the left is 4x bigger than the one on the right, as you can see this effects the artifacts I am getting, I've tried…
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