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Re: Quad mesh only for baking? Wont I lose consistency?
A displacement map is baked to the limit surface. Thats the subdivided object. The sculpted and the lowres is subdivided for baking. -
Re: Reduction Topology, Triangle Question
You have geometry in the middle of flat surfaces that doesn't need to be there. Otherwise it looks alright to me -
Re: Retopology - Cross-overs/Intersecting
Intersecting poly strips usually result from singular E - N poles or both in unison, (...I notice quite a few in there) which typically help control topology/edge flow so generally unavoidable, either for organic or hard surface modeling. -
Re: M249 - Light Machine Gun
Are those knurled surfaces and welds done purely in Painter or was there some preparation work done in Blender? -
Re: Stair-stepping on baked cut on corners? Even with skewing function.
the shading will change, its a curved surface. just don't alter the geo post bake. don't -
Re: Looking for advice on making stylized creatures
subdivision surface modeling is the term to google. you can get started from the wiki on this site. -
Re: Dude
Did you sculpt all the hard surface parts as well? Very cool design and results! -
Re: Hair particles growing out too thick on retopologized mesh in Blender
I just had to take it into Zbrush after applying a subdivision surface modifier. Now it works. -
Re: [WIP] Bloodletter gun
Why did you reduce the large curved surfaces but then retain tight, nearly invisible bevels? -
Re: JacqueChoi - DOTA 2 Thread
congrats on not getting sued:icon60: Gotta love ideas that bubble to the surface after a few cold ones
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