Hello, based on another post I made about the topic it was suggested to post about some rocks I created for the latest game I worked on. The game follows a semi stylised art direction which took a lot of trial and error to reach the result we have today. Here is a quick breakdown of the process I put in place. 1. Sculpting…
Love the response, yeah on the stuff i work (too long on) i wouldn't know what to do if anyone asked either, just a heads up it happen once. Perhaps going off of saved files time-frames might help with this stuff? Otherwise no worries i was just seeking options. looking forward to your next posted work.
This is what some good guy at cgTalk.com response to my request, but I haven't been able to execute it, maybe it is just a rough example. Anyway, it will be best to work with any names of objects, not just a predifined ones. I always have different parts named differently depending on the concept. (local parts =…
Starting a little late for this one but I am going to try and get if finished for the end of the month, Starting with a basic blockout of shapes not sure if I'm going to try and animated the book to open/close or just have two separate models using the same textures. still need to refine the blockout with the "back tilt…
Nice job! End result has really nice texturing work. The wireframe could use a significant amount of optimization I think. Usually for a game asset like this, you would want to have the edge flow match the design details, rather than being an evenly distributed quad grid. Curious how low you could go, and still preserve…
Hello everyone! I'm very happy to share my latest project with you! It was quite a long journey, but it was also a lot of fun and seeing this character taking shape and life was definitely very satisfying! All the lighting, presentation and renders were done in Unreal Engine 5.6. I'm very happy that I can finally say that…
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You can use N-Gons for subdivision modelling, but generally speaking, you should avoid using N-Gons when the model has to be handled by multiple programs; different renderers triangulate meshes differently, and this can create artefacts if your renderer handles the triangulation of N-Gons differently to your 3D modelling…
If this is the same problem I have all the time, then I have a fix for it. If you can go into the xref objects window and just click on the Update button and have the xrefs it couldn't find when you opened the file pop into place, then it's the same problem I have. Here's the fix... <font class="small">Code:</font><hr…