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Re: How to Change Orientation of mesh Insert when Using Curve Mode in Zbrush?
Existing brushes like curve tubes would be good for this shape. But to answer the question, the orientation of your model is determined by its initial orientation on the screen when you first turn it into an insert mesh brush. If you had a cylinder running from left to right when you first clicked the button and it doesn't… -
Re: Akira Motorcycle (Noobie needs advice/criticism)
When hard surface modeling you want to keep your low poly model as a control cage for your subdivided model. Add the turbosmooth on top of your edit poly but don't collapse, switch back to the edit poly below and alter the shape and this will change how the turbosmooth affects your model. Don't ever collapse the stack with… -
Re: Winding and Normal Maps
We've had some research on the whole problem and to close this thread here are the results: The gpu of the console(a new handheld) we're working on, can't handle winding problems.(The problem is that the gpu does not store the pointing direction of the vector, as far as i understood). There is no solution in maya(or any… -
Re: Perfect fitting modular assets with Editing Normals
blender has a modifier where you can copy normals from another object so you would take both parts, connect them and copy the normals to the seperate parts. if you want i can make a small tut for you how to set it up edit: also, i knoiw maya has an option to adjust normals, not sure how its named, but basicly you could… -
Re: Figure Bust practice.
Nope, try again... you should draw vertical and horizontal lines on the model to see the proportions. For example, the height of the ears compared to the eyes, the height of the jawline compared to the mouth, etc. Beware that the perspective and FOV can change how you see your sculpt, but the reference is a fixed picture.… -
Re: 3ds Max 2016
I have "show end result" assigned to spacebar, but i also must toggle off sub-object mode so the vertices go away and toggle the wireframe off so a can properly see the resulting form/s. For some reason, think when Max is also doing something in the background, these keys sometimes don't work on first press, which is very… -
Re: Texturing a terrain
If you're using an actual terrain mesh, then yes the more vertices the better for vertex painting. But if you use the integrated landscape system(does Unity have that?), then they usually have their own subdivision and LOD system so painting is much easier. If your terrain doesn't have any steep angles, you could do a… -
Re: Ideas on adding boundaries for terrain (mudbox)
You have extreme vertical forms in your landscape, and you could easily position these to block the player, but you still need much more terrain to accommodate the player's eye, to create parallax, and to generally make the scene believable. You can use the Layout node in World Machine or an alpha mask you've made yourself… -
Re: Transfer bone weights?
try using the skin utilities in the tools section ( check the help about how to use it) I don't have to use it that often, so I always forgot how to use it, but it's pretty simple. Skin data will create a clone of your mesh and bake the skin information on each vertices. It won;t be animatable tho. What's cool with the… -
Re: Introducing Handplane Baker
I just loaded one HP and one LP mesh, FBX. Tried baking just the tangent space NM with Maya 2013/2014 TS. When hitting Bake button I just get "Bake Failed." with no other info. Am I doing anything wrong? EDIT: Sorry I did get error messages. Had missed the vertical scroll bar at first. It just says it fails to load the HP…
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