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Re: Smessier WIPs (Critique me)
hi there, it is hard to crit technically, I think you need to show the wireframe and UVs for that : ) the forms seems pretty nice generally except for the ears that seems to be at a very straight angle, in the front view you should be able to see them stick out more. also, show what reference you are using to know what… -
Re: Game Character - Modelling assets around a body
In my opinion, the best way to learn how a low poly character should look is by looking at wireframes of good models. Ben Regimbal is a huge source of inspiration for me. Look at the wire shots he has on his site and a lot of things will become clear. http://www.benregimbal.com/ This thread is also full of quality… -
Re: Cloud Strife - Low poly model
Biggest issue that I can see right off the bat is that your arms and legs have 6 sides, which you just cannot afford at that budget. If you were to reduce the arms and legs to 4 sided, you'd have a lot more polies to play with. The loop around his belly button and the wrists/ankles also don't appear to be doing anything so… -
Re: [Unity3D] - 1951 Ford
Love the classic cars, and you've definitely done this one justice. Here are some crits. Few things: Some weird shading where the wheel well meets the front door. You might want to increase the size of the chrome trim around the windshield along the top. It's aliasing weird due to it's size. Remember, making it ultra… -
Re: Dustin's Lowpoly Improvement Tread
Small update, got the lowpoly unwrapped and did a few test bakes then threw them into Unreal. Made a material that overlays the UV layout on the mesh, for quick wireframe presentation. There are still a few issues with the bake, I will probably need to explode the model for the final bake to get nice clean results. Next… -
Re: I feel a bit lost in the industry
Dazz3r is indeed correct regarding those elements of the reel. In honesty I would ditch the reel entirely, unless you're an animator or full on VFX artist showcasing breakdowns there is no real need for them, not to mention most of the people who do the recruiting don't have the time/patience to view them. As for the… -
Re: normalmap shifted at uv seam
Hi Alec, thanks for the answer! Baked in xNormal. Here's the wireframe and the uvs (there's a blue edge marked because the left part is mirrored and the respective poly on that side is selected, too): Unfortunately, I already checked the geometry for errors a few times and there are none. When moving the verts in the uv… -
Re: Sketchbook: thomasp
very nice work Thomas, really- could you post a wireframe on the last haircut? One minor crit though, the colorization of the hair looks somewhat off, what you'd usually do in reality is color one layer of hair and let the next one fall over it, while in this case it looks more like the coiffeur somehow masked the hair,… -
Re: Surreal Sculpture
i have gone more with my original plan of having this being an experiment created by a mad scientist. on the front it says "experiment G52" though it is hard to see so i will make that more visible later on. @uncle: thanks! yes much more is going to happen in the diffuse @achillesian: I have toned down the colors in the… -
Re: THRONE ROOM The Necromancer's Library Orb
Wip time! trying to get it done this week so I can move on. here's a mock-up of the proportions/detail frequency, very sketchy. and some progress, starting to polish some parts: Process-wise, I used a lot GoZ, for the proportions, using FFD boxes on max to taper/bend parts. I also used a lot 3dcoat to retopo some blockout…
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