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[Maya] what you call this and how i solve it ??
hey everyone i joined you here to learn more i am new to 3d i am trying to learn by myself and i face problem i dont know what you call it when i add inset face the model have square on it i dont know what is this and how to learn more about it to avoid it any help i thank you -
Re: Great Things...
No kidding. The tag line was an interesting choice, but the face... THE FACE! -
Re: HELPP
Check where the normals are facing. It should be facing outward. -
Re: Scifi Mech
ps the face is not real skin. its a fabricated face. :) -
Re: strategies for dealing with OFPA bloat and perforce?
it's all local breaking my work up into smaller chunks and committing them piece by piece resolves the perforce issues - it's just a pain in the arse to do it. the problem i face now is that unreal seems incapable of loading all the files it's generated so it looks like i'm rolling back commits until it unfucks itself I'm… -
Re: Jesse Ellert 3D Game Character Art "LongNeck"
Im not digging the face horn :/ Not sure if its a pointy face or if its a horn. -
Re: If you were a fairy princess...
1.Black and white 2.Dick Face 3.Dick Face unleashed! -
Re: Beginner Artist needs feedback
Hey there, I am not a profesional artists so please take everything I say with a grain of salt. First off, I like that you start off by using greyscales, this is an important step to understand shapes and lighting. You already used different values to emphasize these forms, which is a good aproach. For a beginner digital… -
Re: (WIP) Megaman Zero (CCM251)
Are you setting up any image planes in Maya? The eye/mouth proportions look alright, but it's difficult to compare your renders with the reference. I did a paintover for you to illustrate how the nose should look (You want to maintain the profile, but the nose lacks sideways dimenstion, some suggestion of nostrils, etc.)… -
Re: Difference from smothing groups vs weighted vertex normals.
I would say this thing with the compression is just a part of the story. So when you are using face weighted normals on a hard surface mesh, you usually eliminate like the 90% of the unwanted gradients on the flat surfaces. This is happening, because the vertex normals are perpendicular to the edge, and they are not…
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