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Re: Cyberpunk/Post-Apocalyptic Female Bust
Yeah, I gotta agree. Compare it to your concept. You drew it! Her eyes were much smaller there, and I'd suggest reflecting that in 3D. Her face, also, seems a tad too wide and more importantly her ears are sticking out as if they were plastered to the flat sides of her head-- the cheekbone actually overlaps the ears a bit,… -
Re: Thread of Awesomeness, Hilariousness, Off-topic, Youtube
Really really cool channel for any environment artists out there. Not 3d modeling stuff, but there's a lot of insights on layout, placement of foliage and rocks, texturing techniques, etc that carries over. http://www.youtube.com/user/ModelSceneryExpert?feature=watch Here's some examples: [ame="… -
Re: Texture size vs. quantity
More textures means more calls to load those textures, so you spend more time moving textures in and out of memory. However, smaller more generic textures for environments means you can share textures between lots of objects (buildings), so they get kept in memory for longer anyway. A street of shops example: Common… -
RESOLVED: Trying to create simple 2-PBR material blend - NOT Vertex material
I will start by saying I am NOT a material expert in anyway so this is all on me, meaning, my ignorance is creating this issue. I am wanting to take two full materials that are each a type of aged plaster wall. In order to break up the texture tiling using just one material, I want to be able to control the blend of 2… -
Re: [WIP] - Yet Another Alley Scene!
Sometimes small changes make big differences! Working off of some feedback I've narrowed the alley way a lot! I've also adjusted the angle of the lighting to match my reference and made a variation of my painted plaster material to go on one of the buildings. It really makes the whole scene feel warmer. I also got some… -
Re: Senior year in HS, course called "AP Studio/3d art"
Any course with "studio" in the title is going to be using fairly traditional, physical media. A lot of 3D art classes have you learning how to work with paper, plaster, wood, metal and other materials to create things like sculptures, mobiles and other craft-type projects. If I were you, I wouldn't skimp out on the chance… -
Re: Tale of Marconi - 3D Game Environment
hey guys, just a progress update on the tavern still need to finish off everything white in the image so quite abit :P after that im going to start breaking up this mass of brown and grey with some ropes, canvas, plants, lanterns and crates basically going to make it look more lived in and start work on an alternate wall… -
Re: The Order 1886 - PS4
Got the game early. Roommate beat it last week and I am maybe 25% in. Game is FUCKING GORGEOUS! My god is it pretty! The lighting and shading is fantastic. Seeing the metals shine, the cloth look fuzzy and the plaster/rock walls be totally flat and not shinny is amazing! Atmosphere and lighting are great. There are no… -
Re: Project Resurrection
Hey what's up everyone...just doing some updates on this model...finally glad to be into the texture tweaking phase (always fun isn't it). As I am looking at the model, I feel there could be more detail but i don't want to plaster the honeycomb relief all over the model...and I was watching elektra while I was doing… -
Re: User Interface in games
@mlichey: I have not seen a UI thread on polycount ever! so i decided to make one as its one of the things the user interacts with the most during there playthrough of a game. The Split/Second UI looks amazing i really like how it is part of the game rather than something that it plastered on the screen. as you said Dead…
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