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Re: Diablo III Witch doctor WIP thread
Yeah I would go over the shoulder area again, that line going up from the chest in the shoulder looks weird. The deltoid goes over the pec so that line shouldnt be there. And if you want to stay as close to the concept as possible then you could bring in her waist a lot more and define her abs a bit more. But obviously… -
Re: Orc Warrior
I agree with Seirei about your feet and hands. Your hands also feel a little flat, so maybe put a little bend into the fingers. Also the fingers are looking a little too square, so more topology in them might be good. Lastly where the delts get pulled into the arm need to be more defined. Other than that I think it is… -
Re: 3ds Max/Zbrush: Proboolean + Dynamesh hardsurface workflow tutorial
Not quite, I always recommend bringing in dense geo for curves. Think of dynamesh and polish as nothing but a minimum edge width pass. Large curved features should be defined in the boolean stage as much as possible. That said, a good addition to this method that Harry Ridgeway informed me of, is to set polygroups by… -
Re: Is it even worth it to bake normal maps for wires?
I usually make wires from a triangle and bake a normal map for them. They look a lot more natural, more round. Of course it depends. If these wires are closer to the camera make them from a box. And test this technique. It could look bad in your engine. Edit: slosh IMO normal map should define shape of the model, and after… -
Re: Dota 2 + Marmoset Toolbag 2, interest level?
Yeah, if it could properly match the Dota2 shader as it is in-game, that would be pretty amazing. Especially if you could have setting presets for each hero (they all have different rim light colours and falloffs, texture ramps, values, etc - defined in the vtf, all items for the hero use the same values as the hero… -
Re: Zbrush 4R7
i also noticed some bad edghflow with new zremesher on default settings found out to only keep big details in sculpt other details that dont define edghflow giwe bad results in my case.so i use polish under tool menu/deformations to smooth out details. i think u can force edghloops easyer by sculpting them in the model… -
Re: Is "Level Artist" the new Environment Artist job ?
I think @Jonas Ronnegard hit it on the head, it's largely semantics and it differs between studios. What one studio calls "level artist" and another studio calls "environment artist" may very well be the exact same position with the exact same responsibilities. Compare 2 entirely different studios, and "level artist" and… -
Re: [WIP] Deep Meditation
Update 2! I've been working a bit more on the model! I've merged all the parts together and optimized the body. The scars are now more defined and the body has a bit more detail. Work to do: A very fancy power balls, a good pair of shoes, and I will try to turn the head to the left a bit to break the symmetry. I'm… -
Re: Wonder Woman Fanart
Very cool, only thing I noticed is the area above her kneecap seems a bit too defined. Women have big fat pads over their knee caps, might look better if you smoothed out that area a bit. Her head is also very small but that is definitely what you're going for. Other than that it looks amazing, my personal preference would… -
Re: The Honest Feedback Thread
Hey! It's hard to know where to start with your picture here, as there are a few issues. Something that really stands out to me is that you're using line to define the curvature of surfaces, sacrificing accurate lighting and values which would fully describe forms. May I suggest reading through the PSG Art Tutorial, and…
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