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Giant Heat Hawk
Hello, first time posting here.I made a "Giant Heat Hawk" model based on the gunpla model and youtuber frostedsnow's build. It's made in 3DS Max and textured in Substance Painter. I tried to add most of the details in texture as a challenge/review. Critique/feedback on the presentation, UVs, texture, model, anything is… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge February 2015 (27)
After some "zbrush-beginner-panic-attacs" I went back and decided to do the shield material by material in zbrusch, render the normal an AO in Xnormal and then add them together in Photoshop. Small steps.. step by step :) Today I did the golden rings: Zbrush Render 3DO Render (non PBR) -
Re: [Maya] Controlling a shader network?
Maybe I'll revisit ShaderFX. In my initial tests, Mental Ray wouldn't render it and I had issues getting the hardware render to actually render. A majority will be full-sized maps + overlays that are likely to be bigger than my screen, stitching screengrabs in post would probably be my last resort, but thanks! -
Re: Character P.I.M.P
That looks like a kickass software renderer. Sortware renders are the dogs bollox for showing off detail. Excellent modelling/texturing work. What are you rendering with? My only niggle is with the shape of the trouser bottoms. They look too 'spread out' and seem to fold at a very acute angle. Is that so they don't clip… -
Re: Rotoscoping polygons: Can it be done?
You can achieve the render-or-not-render-this-smiley effect a bit by having two materials and blending them with a sort of rimlight shader, in combination with hand-tweaked mipmaps (simplify as a circle/dot at LOD1, completely gone at LOD2). Stretching should not be an issue since 3D rendering 'automatically' does that for… -
Re: Clean untextured look
It doesn't have any texture applied other then AO bake, I believe. And even some rendering engine can calculate the AO on render time (like VRay dirt, for example). You might want to do research on rendering rather then texturing for this type of look. And of course, a clean high-poly model. -
Re: Portrait Study
Taking time to model/texture the eyes is very important as they can be the difference in the render. Even if you can't see all the detail in the render, it's there, and almost imperceivably adds to the image. Test render in Keyshot Creating the eye geo as a polysphere rather than a polar-sphere avoids pinching artifacts… -
Re: [Portfolio] Travelers kit - open for critique, tips and any inputs.
Thank you. Yes I used Marmoset to render the images. I'm still exploring the software to have better renders. I can't seem to find how to render the wireframe. If you don't mind I added the link of my artstation and I have uploaded marmoset view files in it. Thank you -
Re: Faces vs Polys vs Tris
Tri = 3 vertices form one tri, and are rendered via the method of rasterization (real-time). All models are turned into tries for rendering with the GPU, as that's what the GPU renders. Polygons and faces are for simplicity sake the same thing. If your model is 4000 polygons, then it's 4000 faces. I think that's the… -
Re: Mercedes SLK WIP (First Post)
Yes indeed. One reason people do those skylight renders is because it hides the forms. It's essentially a glorified silhouette render. You can really see the blobbiness of the shapes in your recent render with the higher spec. Some of the shapes, especially around the edges of the door and the headlights, are seriously…
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