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Re: Zbrush visualization error
That just light hitting from a different angle. I don't see a problem. Looks like wood grain to me. I'd send it to where you are making your final render and see if it really is a problem at all. If this is something that will be baked to a normal map go ahead and do that. Details this small aren't something that will show… -
Re: Key of Ethios stuff
The animations could be better, some of the animations don't seem to end properly and lose their weight at the end for example at the end of the first character's attack the sword just floats around slowly and the beginning of the Gil's attack anticipation for the heavier attack is a bit too slow in terms of motion, I also… -
Re: The Walking Dead
Next season they will fight the Gov and his new town, Steelbury, since Woodbury was easily breakable. It's almost as if they wrote this episode early on when they weren't sure they would get a 4th season so they ended on a neutral note. Not necessarily a save the day type of ending, but a things could be just alright kind… -
Re: House Basement
Great work so far! It is quite the dark scene, so this probably won't matter, but the end grain of the wood on the work bench isn't quite accurate. Looks like the texture map is simply stretched from the side around the end, but the end grain should have its own treatment. Something more like this. Love your work so far.… -
From low poly to 3d print
Hi there! In 2021, I started looking for a new hobby that could become a job. My choice fell on modeling miniatures from polymer clay. Since I was a child I love miniatures. I started watching videos on YouTube on this topic. Sometimes I came across videos in recommendations about sculpting figures in 3D software. So while… -
Halloween scene on Unity
Decided to star small stylized project inspired by Spyro Remastered and an old wallpaper I found some time ago. The main goal is to create few stylized materials using only Designer, add VFX of bats and fog, and create simple shader for the grass and fabric. One more goal it's to create gameready pack of models for… -
Re: Is post-secondary education necessary to get a job in the industry?
I'm interested about the opposite question. I might start a separate thread about it. Where else can I go if I have a degree in Computer Games Design? I've been developing games since before being a teenager, and no longer want to persue it as a career. I have quite a broad knowledge of programming, know a lot of 3D tools… -
Re: Creating professional portfolio in school vs online course.
Hi Biomag, Thanks for your answer. It's very informative and filled useful pointers. I don't know how to express my gratitude. I'm so grateful. According to your words, the rumor what I've been hearing for a while, that generalists are not in demand in the gaming industry, is true. That's quite assuring in my case. As for… -
Re: ASCII 3D file formats
A year ago I did a test with maxscript and binary files: http://board.flashkit.com/board/showthread.php?t=759766 basicly a teapd with 512 faces (1024 tris) including Vert table, face tableand UV vert + face table: the reason why I wanted to have such tiny files was because back then I was researching and developing a 3d… -
Re: Updated Portfolio work-david bailey
I love your modeling work but I will reiterate what StrangeFate said. There seems to be no focus at all. The main issue as I see it is that there are too many points of light. It distracts my eyes and actually confuses me a bit. The lights on all the crates are reeeealy distracting. If you don't want to get rid of their…
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