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Re: ShaderFX TGA PBL shader
Yea, sorry, what I meant by "Support BRDF model as well" is the Disney style BRDF which just means the metallic workflow. I suppose all pbr models are technically BRDF Now that I have the proper textures plugged into your shader, it is looking really good! My asset actually looks quite similar between Substance Painter and… -
Re: [Maya] FBX exported model imports distorted
So after a lot of testing and re-rigging the character twice I found out what was happening. When I make characters I have a main group that has three groups within it, one for geometry, one for joints and one for controls. When making the 2nd rig I hadn't grouped the joints at all and they were in the root level of the… -
Re: WIP Skull Practice
this is just something I find in any artistic medium, which helps with both learning and design itself, don't be afraid to go to extremes, a lot of subtleties you'll see in an image, aren't all that subtle. Deepen the nazal cavity, widen the teeth at meeting, narrow the teeths root, make the eye balls bigger, the recesses… -
Re: Weird Baked Lighting Issues
Maybe try turning off shadows on the lights. It may be they are interfering with each other there. If turning off shadows helps you can gradually switch them back on to figure out which light causes the problem. It may also help to turn the radius for some of the lights down. This scene looks a lot nicer and very clean I… -
Re: Texturing workflow - software
RE: solid color adjustment layers with masks Photoshop is really close on this one. You can import 3d files and paint directly on the surface of the 3d mesh - you just can't paint to layer masks - doh! My problem is trying to explain myself to the tech guy in support. I think at Photoshop they imagine that all artists are… -
Re: My First Quadruped
The first thing I would do is smooth out the hips. You have some good stuff going on here mechanically, but it's hard to see because of how jerky the motion is. Once you smooth the hips out, it should be much easier to read since the weight and general up/down motion is the root of the whole movement. Then make sure that… -
Re: [UDK] Art Test - RL Melbourne Location
For starters I would make the props much more irregular and asymmetrical. The props in your scene looks so geometrically perfect that it gives an odd feeling. Then theres the foliage, it's much more messy and filled with small details. I wouldn't really bother with the root normals for the ivy coming down on the fence, but… -
Re: Looking for critique
These are great, loving the style you've got going on! The monster lockbox could use varying line weights, for example around the teeth the shading is very even, which tends to flatten it out. Experiment with thinner weight at the tooth roots, vs. thicker weight at the tooth tips, or vice versa. For the grass, look into… -
Re: Source engine character model compiling
OK, I just had a thought about this. Can I rename my mesh so that it has the same name as the root bone, (i.e the pelvis) and setting its pivot to the bones pivot point and the substituting it at the top of my heirachy and removing the actual bone? Is that how this is meant to be done? If so, can I do this without… -
Re: Real-Time GI problems in architectural VR
Yeah I think we need to adjust the way the Unity forum displays. In the root of Technical Talk, these subforums don't show their latest threads. Anyhow, yes, using Preserve UVs. Which can preserve the incoming shells, but will always repack them (to maintain consistent gutters). You probably know this already. Here it is…
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