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Re: Random polictiacl rant
[ QUOTE ] I would say because the advantage for them is marginal at best while the costs are considerable and because I would prefer to keep the law as slim as possible and rather solve the named issue through jurisdiction rather than an extended law. [/ QUOTE ] marginal at best huh, they enure that when or if the partner… -
Zbrush Polypaint UV border issue
Hi folks I been trying my hand at polypainting in Zbrush. I love it, however... when I export the texture, I am finding that the black areas (the empty, non- uv areas) are very close to the UV painted parts (2-3 pixel distance). As a result, when I use the texture in UDK and other programs, it creates a black seam on the… -
Re: Substance Painter - Latest Build - 2019.1
Mesa and proprietary drivers both implement the EXT_gpu_shader4 functionality, but Mesa doesn't expose it as an extension since all of the features the extension provides to GLSL are also core in OpenGL version 3.0 (although the extension itself isn't core.) SP2 should work fine without the extension on Mesa drivers as… -
Re: Last of us...PC version?
I did exactly that. And I DON'T regret spending a single cent on it. (Of course, I've always wanted to look at the Little Big Planet series as well, so perhaps it was for just a little bit more than one game) There are times when one game makes a console. Super Mario 64 comes to mind. It was worth buying the console just… -
Re: Finished my first Hi-poly to Lo-poly Character sculpt.
Overall, nice completion. I am impressed! :D The pose needs work. I can't tell what the action pose is, it feels all dissonnant. If you're doing the hair like that, I find it far more clean, at least in the high poly, to make the "tufts" or "volume chunks" as separate subtools. In the low poly, you can retopo it all as one… -
Re: Modular Environment Pivot Question....
Epic games will reject A for modular assets. That's mainly because modular pieces should work inside their grid and hopefully never outside into the next grid space, or they will potentially intersect with things outside their grid. So a walls thickness is always into the room it's facing and never extends out beyond. C is… -
Re: Characters, for character artist portfolio
Its looking pretty decent in terms of overall sculpt quality. However, the underlying anatomy needs some work. Proportions seem to be good, aside from perhaps her massive thighs. (but its stylized so its fine) The pectoral muscle should tuck under the Deltoid, rather than into it. The other side of the pectoral should… -
Re: Normal Mapping Alignment
Vig: Thanks for all the information. The video tutorials that alexK linked to gave me a good visual idea of what you are talking about. So I figured out what I was missing before. My edge loops weren't complete. I know this because I just worked for two hours of a new model, forgot to make the complete loops... and there… -
Re: refBoard! Nifty little reference viewer.
Seems like the app only recognizes lower case file extensions, and not uppercase extensions. I just did a test now, dragged and dropped a .jpg in, worked fine, changed the file extensions to uppercase (after editing in windows explorer it will still show .jpg, and not .JPG, but it is .JPG) then you can't drag and drop. It… -
Re: normal map seam issue
You've made no mistake. It's a limitation of actual bakers that causes this issue on uv splits. In a normal map, each pixel encodes for a direction. To prevent artefacts due to texture filtering/mip mapping, the baker extends a bit the border pixels of uv shells (known as texture padding). But it actually just duplicates…
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