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Re: World of Warcraft: Cataclysm - Gilneas Scene!
I like the overall look of things. Very solid piece of work, imo. Wish you best of luck :) There's 2 things that caught my eye immediately. 1) the blue of the flag is kinda harsh, imo. Not overly but just a tiny tiny bit that makes it take away from the harmonic and soft look that I get from WOW in general 2) the ground… -
Re: Female Character WIP
For some reason, with the hair, she looks even more like a man. It's actually the face that makes me think more man than the body. The body is pretty straight up and down, but some women are, and lack curves, but there is something about the back of the legs and the shape of the back, that seem quite manly. The shoulders… -
Re: Lighting Help!
Static Lightmaps can help things feel a lot more "real" they'll get you AO and soft shadows. At the moment, your scene is way to evenly lit. You'll want to try to keep "key lights", the brightest lights in a scene at the light sources. If you're gonna have a light somewhere, there has to be an object that it's coming from.… -
Re: Softer Shadows
Point lights aren't expensive because they use an inverse square falloff, they're expensive because to render shadows with them they have to render 6 shadow maps, one for each side of the cube map. Unity's renderer tries to compensate for this by using an inferior shadowing filter (compared to their directional shadows… -
Re: Viewport and Build looks a lot Different
Few things I see off the top of my head. The web build...looks like there is some hardcore aliasing...I think that by default, even the highest project setting uses a low amount of anti aliasing..so crank that up. Also, it looks like in viewport, your getting some nice soft shadows on the floor from those blocks, but not… -
Re: Telescope Model - Novice
Looking great, keep it up! Here's a few tips; - Learn how to soften or harden an edge. The edges on your cylinder should be smooth (unless you're looking for that blocky look), whereas your sharp edges should be smooth (at least in this stage). You can see some weird black blotchy marks on your model, and it's due to edges… -
Re: Transistion Mudbox to zBrush. How to make things more easy?
if the point order is consistent then subdivision levels and sculpt layers will be updated without requiring any reprojection. use it all the time this way. you have to set a layer to record mode before importing geometry into your ztool for this. if your mesh comes in with a different point order however, zbrush will… -
Re: Sony Walkman - Class Project WIP
It looks pretty good! well done, the only criticism I could give you is to focus more on your edges. From the reference image above, the edges are a lot softer around the outside, and on the top beveled piece it is tighter. Edge flow is important with hard surface objects as even the slightest of and edge being too soft or… -
Re: Military checkpoint
I have two major issues with this scene, first off the scale off the scene seems very odd. Each object seems to have been modeled at an arbitrary scale and doesn't seem to fit with the others, and the scale of details for the various objects are very confusing, for instance, the very soft edges on the concrete blocks make… -
Re: {wip} watchtower
I suggest using Unreal 4 if you want to learn how to create "modern game assets", because UDK doesn't have PBR shaders and some other features. For your overlapping problem ( I know you already corrected that but it might be useful ), if you're using 3Ds Max you can easily select overlapping UVs with the select menu>select…
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