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Re: cartoon shadows are saturated
I am 90% sure that some of those earlier examples just use HSL sliders instead of HSB. Also, check pixel art dedicated websites, they have some basic examples of stylised ramp building. In particular, a common advice is to hue-shift towards blue because typical stylised colors are made with the assumption that shadows are… -
Re: How to set Flood Fill to C16 as opposed to C32F
The performance drop seems to be due to the fact that the GPU engine is running out of memory with the new Fill node on your machine. The new Fill node requires to use multiple C32f textures internally, which at 4k resolution quickly fills up most graphics cards VRAM. Since the shapes you are working on at this stage in… -
Re: Low resolution texture help
I would focus on the angle it's going to be viewed from, and always improve the model relative to that. Currently the hair is too big because it hides the face in that downward angle view. It's better to work at true resolution (128 for you) when painting low-res textures. Usually people start with hard round Airbrush,… -
Re: [UDK] School Library Environment WIP - Critiques needed!
Quick Update Made some changes to the library to help the mood hopefully. I darkened the bookshelf wood, as I thought eh other was too yellow- red and warm. Added some lamps / light sources Added emissive to the windows, but i don't know if they are too bright...especially the windows. And...added some other small things… -
Re: Shuriken particles and z-fighting
what Rooster, sorting for transparent stuff is done (by default) using their positions, not by ZTesting every pixel. So what must be happening is you've either got particles all emitting on one 2d plane (or close enough) or your particles are weaving in and out of each other. For shuriken there's a few ways to deal with… -
Re: Maya depth shader controlled by ramp?
malcolm> I actually made some course lecture material for doing this :) Use a "samplerInfo" node's "Point Camera" to evaluate the distance to the rendered pixel. Then it's just a matter of scaling your range of interest to 0-1 to pass on to RGB coloring of a shader. You can create some interactive objects with distance… -
Re: Unwrapping a modular environment
I can't read your paintover for the life of me but... The way I go about it is I establish texel density from the get-go and I design my module pieces to the right size to avoid stretching as much as possible. You must be able to look at your texture space and see how long/wide, etc. the piece you will map to said space… -
Re: importance of a degree?
hehe, the rmit course is currently alot better than what it was last time around and don't get me wrong it is really good for what it is (especially compared to what's out there)... but it's more like doing a bunch of side projects and trying new things. Thing is i do this already (learning rigging/animation, basic coding… -
Re: Need tips and guidance on how to uv map and texture vehicle specially military vehicles
I made a similar vehicle about two years ago. I used mudbox to paint the base for the camo pattern. Don't know much about Substance but you should be able to do it in that program afaik. I can recommend Alec Moody's Bradley Vehicle texturing tutorial: http://3dmotive.com/series/bradley-vehicle-texturing.html It's for… -
Re: Stone wall problem - could use some suggestions
Hey tnx both of you! Loras, i ended up buying a tutorial, which still helped me a lot, still have study it some more to fully understand all of it but, here's what i managed to came up with so far: Here's tutorial if you are interested: https://gumroad.com/l/wQPX Biggest helping thing that i learned from this, was (as you…
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