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Re: Im going to Berlin and i need....
I was there last week. Spent most of the time in the east and preferred it to the west. The shops and bars were cooler. The transport is great, so stay with walking distance of an U-bahn. We stayed a few streets west of Prenzlauer Berg and got our flat from here: www.berlin-styleapartments.com I drank anywhere that was… -
2D Game Artist - Illustration and Animation (Generalist)
**Offering/Looking for:** Commission Work as 2D Game Artist **Payment:** 50 EUR/hour (offering fixed price solutions) (taxes, licence fees and transfer costs included) **Language:** English/German **Professional Inquiries:** jana@2dpixx.de **Website:** https://www.2dpixx.de **Showreel:** https://youtu.be/Wk5bZ2qSCIU I am a… -
Re: Substance Maya Toolset
FROYOK, Is it possible to make auto asigning baked normal map to the lowpoly in maya? like it happens when you use default baking with "Transfer Maps". -
Re: The Monthly CHARACTER Challenge | November 2014 | the Martial Artist
@josh.0 I found this a while ago that might be of some use to you! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow4ub0IwFUU but it is in Maya - but the skills might be transferable? -
Re: Baking Shadows
Ok, I managed to create a baked diffuse shadowmap, but now model doesn't look very nice. I take it is possible to transfer those changes. -
Re: Arch Viz Final Year Film.
Started another scene. Still very wip. I am seriously considering transfering this to ue4 and see if I can replicate what koola achieved with it. -
Re: Freelance software for income organization?
I used Google sheets with Google calendar I usually keep a daily log of what I worked on in a day, then weekly transfer to google sheet -
Re: Maya face normals look edgy even when softened. (pics included)
That looks as expected with the differences of continuity with the insert. You can sort of hack around this by transferring normals from a continuous cylinder and doing some hand edits. -
Re: Photoscan problem (thin areas)
This is due to mesh filtration. Try to change mesh filter to extrapolation, or use MeshLab64 to create final mesh (but you'll have a lot of headache to transfer UV). -
Re: [Tutorial] Reducing seams and texture repetition - Dissertation work
nice work! thanks for the info. i usually work in unity.. but i've been itching to give udk a try, and these techniques seem transferable to some extent
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