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Re: texture sheets
If 3ds Max, quickie way to apply two textures is to drag a material from the Material Editor overtop some selected polygons, select the inverse polygons, then drag a 2nd material onto them. Presto! Automagical multi/sub-object material. To output the wireframes as painting guides, you can use a feature within UVW Unwrap's… -
Re: Nates props
That's a huge improvement. The clock is pretty good, although still a few things to fix here and there. This shows what vig meant. You can save quite a bit by simply connecting all your bits to existing, necessary geometry instead of creating verts in the middle of an edge. It's a bit hard to see, but it looks like the… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | September - October (68)
@dyceus Thank you! Learning how to make and use trim sheets changed everything for me as an environment artist. The Polygon Academy trim sheet tutorial was really helpful for me, if you haven't seen it yet I highly recommend it. I textured the entire structure and supporting props with a few variations of one trim. This… -
Re: Nissan Skyline Gtr R34 Model
Yo dude, sick work. I would like to see the wireframe, cuz I think there are some topology issues. The edge of the hood starts crisp and sharp further back but morphs into the area where the wheel hub is, and then gets super wide towards the front of the car. This blue line along the door is pulled upwards towards the… -
Re: Junior 3D Artist Portfolio Feedback
Hi! If I were you I would be considering removing your 2D Artworks from your Portfolio if you are aiming on being a 3D Artist. Another good idea may be to group some of your texture work together so they do not take up too much space when someone is viewing your portfolio. Maybe add some wireframe pictures of your meshes… -
Re: Dough Boy - Cute Diesel Punk Infantry Robot
2800 seems very high for an RTS, especially if the top-down view in the upper-right is representative of the expected viewing distance in your game. As I've said before, it's generally a good idea to look at the wireframe version rendered in-game to determine if the mesh is too dense. You can always cheat and use a second… -
Re: (UDK) Skorpion vz61
The charm and stamp are what I'd do given a gun, I like the idea of a weapon having inappropriately 'cute' stuff on it for some bizarre reason. The paint stamp was supposed to look as if it was a rushed half assed attempt, but I've decided against it and given a sticker instead. For the lighting I had a two point setup,… -
Re: Do Entry Level Character Artist Positions Exist?
Yea those numbers are pretty irrelevant. What is more pertinent is how many character art jobs might be available vs environment art jobs for someone who enjoys both and is on the fence about which direction to go. In any case, back to OP's situation. Entry level character art positions absolutely exist. The one thing you… -
Re: Kharon's Summer Project - 2014
Morning Results: 10 AM - Noon First, a nice render of the underbody -- it's a technical block, not currently meant to be a detailed machine. I think it serves the purpose of locating the engine, transmission, and approximate size of the underbody, and providing a shape to lay the interior, and the shell of the vehicle, on… -
Re: Interior Tavern Environment WIP
Hey Clo thank you for your feedback :) . To answer your questions. Im currently a 3rd year student. My workflow has been using 3DS Max, Zbrush and xnormal to bake. I've been making base meshes in Max and exporting it out to Zbrush to add Detail. I havn't really started texturing the scene yet, the assets atm just have a…
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