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Re: Froya's art looking for harsh critique
If you want more feedback on your polycount, post some wireframe, post some pictures of your lowpoly without maps, look at the silhouette. Can you remove edges and vertices without breaking too much the silouhette? If yes, you have too many tris. Looking at this one, versus what's been done in watch dog, you are pretty… -
Re: remington870 shotty
Thanks bardler, the metal was pretty much where I wanted it when it came to the damage, I just don't think it showed well with my lighting in that shot, I think it shows up better here. However, I did agree in the case of the wood, so I changed the base color and added some wear and tear to it. I think that this is gonna… -
Re: Cort Evl Guitar
Hey guys, thanks for a lot of comments and crits! So your opinion is: Remesh the lowpoly (i think somewhere around 3, max 4k tris), optimize the uv, and the texture space? I am happy and sad at the same time, because i got praise comment about how is it looks, but i got so many crit about the specs. I would love more if i… -
Re: All started as a dream - WIP sculpts
im painting in 3d coat and its quite like polypainting but in 3d coat you paint on the lowpoly, therefor on the uvs. its a bit different to zBrush, because of the masking method of 3d Coat. i wanted to hand paint the texture and thats why i didnt use any zBrush polypaint. also i feel like i have more brush control in 3d… -
Re: Should I use hard/sharp edges when creating high-poly models for normal map baking?
Everything is a balance of pros and cons. Sure, hard edges on a 90° edge will create worse artifacts the sharper the highpoly edge is, and even worse if the edge goes around a curve like around that cylinder hole. If this is a 'hero' asset or will be viewed up close in VR, I'd consider chamfering the edges of the lowpoly… -
Re: Is this quality good enough? Please help URGENT!
put simply. Highpoly: split it up as much as you can. this allows you to easily add detail locally without worrying about adding loops to the rest of the model. Its lighter, cleaner and easier to manage. Lowpoly: Try to keep it 1 solid mesh if you can. this means no overlapping geometry (which wastes uv space) small… -
Re: [student] sculpting improvement thread
Topology totally depends on the polycount. for more lowpoly assets its ok to have uneven polygons and even triangles in somewhat wierd places if they are needed for form definition. exemple: when you move into higher polygon counts you usually want more dense and even distributed topolgy like this: (just random google… -
Re: red headed warrior chic
I dont know if your aim is to make a hirez char or a game one. If it game just make a decent lowpoly cage and use xnormal and ddo to create all the maps you need. That wont take your work to the next level though. You need to throw off all the armor and practice figures. You have a good feeling for form you just need to… -
Re: USMC M16A4 Assault Rifle
Highpoly is looking real good, still think some parts are to sharp if you where to bake a normal. Would be cool to see you make a lowpoly and do normal maps for this. But the texture I think looks really muddy and lacking contrast, I don't know what you have done but it seems like clouds filter, the scratches looks blurry… -
Re: [Character] Queens Enemy - WIP Thread
Update: Basic Textures and Learning Marmoset I have just finished my basic textures, I want to add a lot more jewelry and emblems to her. I also plan on putting embroidery in the bottom of her skirt and having some gold pins at the bottom. I'll keep working on her in my spare time, I'll post updates when I can aswell. Any…
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