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Re: Tiling texture question
Thanks Pixelmasher.....I have experimented with layered texturing when its appropriate and thats pretty good. For just a stone or brick wall that didnt have plaster or anything I was out of ideas pretty quick. When I can I like to use Spsm s in Substance but the selection I have isnt always right for what I want to create.… -
Re: [WIP] [UE4] Victorian Alleyway
Definitely! I think I'll tackle the dirtiness with vertex painting/decals, that way my modular stuff can be varied up a bit. Had a day and a half off from moving, so I was able to get the main trim texture for the scene through a first pass! I tried to get as much variety in there as I could, so it can be used almost… -
Re: Batman Arkham Inspired Scene (semester exam project)
Had a very busy week and wasn't able to put as much time into this as I wanted to (other exam projects eat up all my time^^). But I took this time off to focus on this one and push it as far as I can. Currently I focus on the window, since this will be the main focus of the whole scene. I did some changes and detailed the… -
Re: Floating Windmill
contrary to peter i would recommend using tileables for the ilands, that way you could practise some very interesting things like vertex painting using masks for blending. ofcourse you would need way more polys on the islands to do that effectively. dont know to wich engine you want to port this, if any. i think the… -
Re: Uncharted 4 environment fan art (wip) feedback/critique would be rad :)
Hey, Matt. So far, the texture and modelling work of the windows are a great start. I might consider breaking/chipping some of the stone a little more, similar to the bottom of the wall on your last reference. One thing I would keep in mind, however, is just how much is going on in that scene. I don't know how faithfully… -
Re: Obelisk Model (Need Critiques)
The diffuse feels a bit noisy - I wounder if you can't remove some of the high-frequency changes from the diffuse and rely upon the normal map to provide the details. The weathering feels a bit generic. Try to show where dirt and grime would accumulate, and how streams of water would cause the dirt to leave streaks. If you… -
Re: [Ue4] Alberta Canada - Realistic lake environment
Hey everyone, sorry for the late reaction. I have been working on an update of the scene with your feedback. Let me know what you think about it. I have mostly been focusing on creating a better forest scene, as the previous update only had grass, trees and stones to fill the forest with. But I also played around a bit… -
Re: Crafted Tomahawk [UE4-WIP]
Yeah high poly rope looks amazing, have you considered making just a small straight piece and baking a tileable texture out of it? Seeing as you're adding the rope as geometry that would be easier and save texture space. On the stone part I agree that it looks a bit too detailed and repetitive, maybe try using some smaller… -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag 2 | Feedback & Suggestions
Hey Brad, glad to see you are interested in the Viewer! First off, the Viewer is still in active development and the feature set is not set in stone. At this time, there are some limitations, currently only 3 shadow casting lights are supported. Area lights are not supported at this time. The primary reason for these… -
Re: sketchbook: Tom Cooper
Welcome! Nice stone wall dude :) I'm also new here, hoping to get some feedback on my stuff and aiming to improove my 2D skills. You can check me out at: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=105858 Something that really inspired me to improve is this:…
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