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Re: How do I import high res model w/ polypaint into Maya?
I would use Xnormal to bake the normal and polypaint data. XN can bake polypaint to a diffuse texture. If it's a dense mesh, you may have trouble importing into Maya (either very poor performance or crashing on import). -
Re: Maya 2012: Layered Shader
oh, you can, but it's not gonna show on viewport. I thought you only wanted diffuse. Brice did a CGFX shader that blends terrain via vertex color I believe, you might wanna check that out. -
Re: normal map in UDK question
Thanks for your response Oniram. Does that mean I should mix in my ambient occlusion map with my diffuse? I thought that Lightmass did its own ambient occlusion, so I should use both? -
Re: Mig 29
Loved the 29 as a child , looks really good I would experiment with your texture maps, it looks very diffuse and the model is all metal, you can get some interesting points with good use of gloss and specular -
Re: Quick Save Maps Free Edition
Is it possible to combine groups? I've been looking for a feature like that. Like say I make a group called Diffuse. Then inside I make group A, group B, etc, and then have it spit out DiffuseA.tga, DiffuseB.tga, etc. -
Re: Fairytale Tree Home
@JamieRIOT: Makes sense, Jamie. Come to think of it, the bark should be a greyer colour too. MattyWS : Those steps are round the back. As for the door, planned on adding the small normal map details from a diffuse overlayed on the normal back. -
Re: Sketchbook: RedRogueXIII
Thanks! Been experimenting with dark polymer and metal base textures. I think the polymer came out alright, but the metal is not where I want it. Should probably be a darker diffuse to better match the look of AR-15 metal. -
Re: SKETCHBOOK - Suprore - NSFW
Thanks dude! I kinda overwrote the diffuse texture for this girl's body, setting me back about 5 hours of work, so I miiiiight just call it quits on her here and more on to bigger/better characters. -
Re: Here Comes the Squirtle Squad
I wasn't really happy with the lack of lighting for this piece, so I took some time today and put together some portfolio images. 1324 triangles per character, 512x512 diffuse and specular maps, rendered in Marmoset. -
Re: ::Fixing Texture Seams::
CS4 is clearly the way to go on this subject I think - extremely easy approach. Load your obj and diffuse texture, use clone stamp or other to fix seams, save out and voila :D Done! Kick ass!
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