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Re: Local Image Viewer - TGA, TIFF, ETC
/I always used ACDsee in the past (win 95, NT4, 98 days) but it became just like Nero Burning ROM bloated and with that obsolete. It crashes way to often in newer versions and does stuff I simply do not want the tool to handle for me. XnView was the closest freeware alternative that can be limited that I found. I never… -
Re: Jinx, the loose cannon, Tits WIP
In terms of technicality, I think your sculpt is amazing. I'll add my two cents if you don't mind though. The nose looks too uniform from the tip to the nasion, looks like it needs more emphasis on the nostrils to balance it out. Also, the transition between the root and the nasion seems a bit hard, it could probably use… -
Re: Another Diablo 3 concept re-creation
The painted stone is looking great! My main concern is where the top of the stair railways meet the large archway, it just looks a bit... odd or empty. The left side is covered by one of the roots, perhaps some ivy/plant life growing in that corner would help cover up where the geometry hits. Other than that, it looks… -
Re: A question on seamless textures and uvmaps
if youre going for a cylinder trunk with no real roots, start with 1/6th of the height or something, put as many segments as you want, then unwrap it Select one side/part of the cylinder, unwrap it, then select the other (or multiple other depending how much you want it to tile) and place it perfectly on the same spot (may… -
Re: Ubisoft's Revolutionary DRM!!!
How can I buy their products anymore? The entire appeal of certain games is popping it back into your PC a couple of years down the line and playing, I know for a fact I played a game called Evolva over several time (3+) over the span of several years with several hardware upgrades. Seriously Ubisoft, go and die in a ditch… -
Re: udk material troubles
The problem is the way udk internally derives the blue channel from red-green-only normal maps, which is the case if you use uncompressed normal maps, or use the built-in deriveZ node. The problem is actually that the term under the root may evaluate to a negative number due to floating point inacurracy, which will yield… -
Re: RL pollies project with supersculpy and airbrush
...uhm well this is pretty much where i got my roots for sculpting. So it has everything to do with it. you know some video game modelers sculpt in real life too. wha..... Earthquake, yeah had to charge my phone when i posted. Here is my practice dummy. Mind you, scuply is totally new to me. Most my sculpting has been via… -
Re: Zpheres: Your Experience/Opinion
When I do characters I mostly use it to block out poses (really handly for getting weight right for monsters) and then use that to retopo in Maya a base mesh to bring back into Zbrush. I used Zsketch once for a KD miniature I made which was humanoid. I was able to do the zsketch in symmetry, then using the underlying… -
Re: Working on hand anatomy — feedback much appreciated.
Why did you pick hand of all the other subject to study ? What references did you use ? your own hand ? Do you have distal phalange bend like that in your hand ? Few suggestions : - make finger rectangular instead of tube like - check width of your own forearm hand and fingers - check thickness relation of forearm hand and… -
Re: Crevice/dirt map generation
@ Erik - yeah gamma on the map works, which is similar to the inverse exponential falloff thing I was talking about. Usually, you can adjust the falloff speed - so that a point %50 of the way to the distance limit is %50 shaded, etc. You can make the falloff exponential, so only very close stuff is shaded, or the reverse -…
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