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Re: [FINISHED] Desert Town Environment
Hey, I think you need to be using tiling materials in engine for meshes this large. Texturing them inside Substance Painter, I can see your pixels, as well as baking areas (white highlights in the inner corners of your mesh). For damage, use vertex painting, decals, and damage meshes. -
Re: Pirate Environment
Seaseme: Do you want a wireframe shot or just the unlit textures. GugloPWN: Yeah. I wasn't sure how I wanted to damage it so I textured it and modeled the damage later. You're right about the second building. It was bugging me too, I will be different in my next post. -
Re: Remington ACR
The model is really nice good job! The textures are not quite there yet I would say, its a very good base but you could make it a bit more interesting by damaging some spots and adding dirt and dust to some places. Example of a weapon with plastic parts and interesting damage: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/o6Qk4 -
Re: So what are you working on?
Taxis. Uvs are almost finished. I'll have 3 variants on 1 texture when I'm done. Two with the Dorsal advertising and one with the forward-facing sign. Then comes the damage models and damage particles (doors hood and wheel) and then comes the blowing up swarms of them with a giant robot (this part comes a little later) -
Re: BO2 Juggernaut Perk Machine (Beginner Model)
I think you need to add some darker areas of dirt, in the reference the damage stands out a lot more. Maybe some streaks underneath the protruding area to make it look like something has leaked out? I think you could also add quite a bit of edge damage -
Re: Nissan GTR - PBR Car
I'd agree with the comments above. The damage is a little overkill for me. sltrOlsson's comment about the scratches being similar size and all over is something I'd agree with. It's more about careful and logical placement. Also, the carbon fiber bumper piece in front is way too pristine considering the damage on the rest… -
Re: laptop f*** up..really important...
i'm a systems engineer. heat will damage the card Toomas. it's made of metal, heat degrades the metals quality, and makes the circuit pathways warp, and the pcb warp, and the memory leads more volitile to static. even safe heat will reduce the intended lifespan. it can and will permanantly damage the card, regardless of… -
Re: [WIP] [UE4] Dark Room
THREAD WILL BE CHANGING NAME TO "LOADING BAY HEIST" AFTER THIS POST Hey Polycount, I haven't posted on this thread in almost 2 months! A lot has changed so I'm going to split this into two posts. First off, my aim with this project was to get better at prop texturing, but I found that a big room with a harsh red light… -
Re: sigh... crysis...
[ QUOTE ] You really have to take in account visual cues. You can't just drop a guy and have his buddy walk next to him and not notice. [/ QUOTE ] Ok, I shoot a guy in the face, and his buddies 100 yards away notice, nevermind the forest cover. Speaking of which, those koreans are awfully good at spotting you through dense… -
Re: Foliage & Lighting Improvement Thread - seeking critique
Thank you @KingKellogg ! I added some (very slight) edge damage with discoloration in Designer as you can see below. But I guess the green itself is still too uniform. The edge damage doesn't really change that too much right now. Will see what I can do about that :) Thanks for the feedback :)
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