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Re: Moorish Diorama
Hi guys! I just finished making textures and moved to Unreal to merge everything together. And at this point I would really appreciate some crits and advice. Here there are my working screenshots. I plan to make blended material for walls and to add some decals. And I really need to make a new lighting setup. -
Re: Stretchy animations.
Is it always going to be the same overall shape just stretchy? I think using stretchy bones might be better for swinging attack motions of sorts. Then you can use blend shapes as sort of corrective shapes for animations. Also, how are you doing the hair for your game? That help determine some possibilities to use as well. -
Re: Unity Scene : Trying to improve my lighting/rendering skills
Update, starting to blockout the asphalt. I think there is a distortion of reality going on in the original concept, am realizing I'll need to create extra lights to get the reflections appearing where I want them to. I might need to do some kind of vertex material blending to get rid of that tiling. Texture is already at… -
Re: AWAITING CONFIRMATION: grey lines between the different materials
cverhoolen: Yes you'll have no antialiasing for a hard edged mask. That's how they're supposed to work. That said you can do some mathematical tricks to help compensate but ideally you'd have a hard edged mask, meaning no antialiasing at all. Those little few blended pixels are messing up your material selection in engine. -
Re: Substance Designer Procedural Practice.
hey so your edge wear and warping is too obvious and feels forced, its also all moving together in the one direction, also your cracks look like a single map multiplied over the top, you need to warp this and blend it in better so that one crack does not carry exactly over to the next brick :) -
Re: A new mesh painting tool (WIP)
No, it doesn't need actual geometry . Zbrush 2,5d canvas doesn't work with actual geometry too . Same with Nuke or Fusion, Just depth values of pixels and a few blending modes . It could be done even in Photoshop. Although it would require so messy and huge stack of layers and clipping groups in Photoshop that it makes it… -
Re: The Honest Feedback Thread
That's looking a bit better. Keep in mind that white radiosity won't cause a blend to grey, it will only illuminate it with local colours. White reflects light in the same proportion it receives it. Also i'll point out again that when you clean up the rendering and forms things are going to start to naturally feel more… -
Re: Should I create the LOD objects manually or...
You need to generate the models yourself. Or by a script to generate them. Unity only has tools for switching/blending between the models; you provide the actual models. Also shaders typically have LODs too, since they're often the bottleneck for performance. So your lower LODs have simpler shaders, not just simpler meshes. -
Re: creating specular maps
Creating your own specular maps is a much better practice. I would render an ambient occlusion map in xNormal and overlay my UV layout on that in Photoshop/GIMP/whatever, then paint my specular map on a new layer(s). You can blend in the ambient occlusion map where needed too that way. Good luck. -
Re: help with sculpting ground in ZB
Tnx all! MisterSande, yeah, i actually do that, i was just thinking if i can maybe get better results with not too much more time.... Also, did you mean as in, have separate stone and grass textures, and then use for example heightmap or normal map of stone to blend those too or something similar?
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