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Re: [WIP] Shinobi Girl - Leila
@Skinner3D Thanks for liking the freys! For the freys I mainly used the standard brush or snake hook brush with a spray alpha e.g. alpha 7, for larger primary freys. You can experiment with what alphas work here. Then I went in with the dam standard brush for finer/sharper details on the edges. After I am happy with the… -
Re: What would Quixel Mixer have to fix, to become an industry standard software ?
1. Not yet, but it's on the roadmap. 2. You can do a lot of this through the Mask Stack by adding a Map layer and placing a Projection modifier on top of it. 3. Projection masks will do this, but we're looking into improving how decals are implemented in Mixer so it may be more streamlined as time goes on. 4. "Blend If"… -
Re: Problem with mirrored normal map
This UV result is the right one Also, stop using Mirror, it's quite buggy and gives you flipped normals. Use Symmetry modifier instead. So: 1)delete half of the mesh 2)UV it 3)Apply symmetry 4)Move UVs 5)Triangulate your mesh by: applying Edit Poly, choosing all vertices and pressing Connect 6)Make a cage using Projection… -
Re: Once Upon a time :: GameDev || SelfTaught
7 Months ago... A little explaining before hand is required, You see i started making my own game and these models were for the game. Since it was my first game and since i had no experience before, my game went from a small low poly game, to a huge diablo 3 high-poly-story-driven-hack-and-slash in several short weeks.… -
Re: SCULPTRIS
6-7 years and I'm still struggling to learn the Zbrush Interface and UI. Albeit I haven't been trying all that hard that entire time, but 2-3 concentrated pushes to get past the interface and I still feel like someone stole my thumbs while using it. With this, it was like mudbox it just worked and I didn't need massive… -
Re: Modular design within games.
Analasys of the information will be starting shortly, I am still in need of more technical hardware related information. Any and all help with obtaining usefull links/information are most welcome, the more the better as it will strengthen the outcome of the research and make the overall paper more reliable and usefull.… -
Re: crunch time stress relief
In my case it's working out. I know if I take a hour and a half lunch break (1 hour at the gym, or playing sports, and 30 minute food time) I'll not only be more productive the rest of the day, but I'll be staying in good health. Beyond that, I usually take periodic 15 minute breaks every few hours to get up and walk… -
Re: how's your hand? how's your neck?
Which vertical mice are you guys using? I have the Evoluent mouse but I can't get the scroll wheel to do anything. It middle clicks but no scrolling on Windows 7. What other options do I have? As for the gym, my wife and I go to an actual gym 3-4 times a week. We tend to go at 6am and we take pretty intense classes there… -
Re: Capt_Hotkill SandBags
You welcome, I forgot to say another tip about the workflow, with polypaint you need too many polygons to get a good resolution on the paint, and thats not usefull if you have to put 12 objects of 1 or 2 million polygons all together in a single file, so the best way to work with it is to Project the polypaint into a… -
Re: Realistic Link (Legend of Zelda fanart - WIP)
Even if you're going for a realistic style, don't forget that link is an elf, you didn't take the best reference, your ref has a pretty much manly face. You need a more suitable men. I would suggest you look at LotR/The hobbit to check their elf. Make his face smoother. Link is really feminine, so feminine that everyone…
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