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Re: Driving home drunk and sleepy
I was able to recite the alphabet, walk in a straight line, and touch my nose with my fingers! I wasn't completely plastered. My friends and I spent a good hour or two sobering up before heading out. So... "drunk" probably wasn't the correct term to use. If I was drunk I don't think I could have gotten anywhere that night.… -
[WIP] - Environment, needs critiques
Hello all! New guy here, recently completed classes at Futurepoly, and looking for some help on my environment. The environment is based on a set of sketches by Matt Barrett It will be kind of an "Old West" town, just not one from around here. Here is what I have so far: I'll be adding additional antennas, pipes, etc to… -
Re: graduation project (WIP)
okay~ now that we finished the character, it's time to give our interior scene some volume! we decide to use substance designer to do most of the texture in our scene. The procedural workflow really gives us a lot of flexibility which is awesome!!! here's some blocking of our scene, the windows without texture. the windows… -
Re: [WIP] Modular - medieval church environment (UDK)
While it's a nice texture/model, it looks like it should be a floor piece rather than a wall piece due to the excessive wear on each stone - something that would generally come from being walked on day-in day-out rather than on an interior wall which is rarely touched. Looking at your reference image, there doesn't… -
Re: What's up at Infinity Ward...?
I think thats a really good point, I always find it really frustrating seeing the publishers name and logo plastered everywhere and hardly anything from the developer, Its as if the publishers takes credit for all the developers hard work. Its like me paying for Marko Djurdjevics pencils and paper and saying I want my… -
Re: [UE4] Spanish Village Environment
I think that your brick material, thats on the bell tower is a bit contrasty. Do you have a lot of contrast in the albedo? Specifically with how dark it is in the grout. I think the scale of texture on some of your buildings is a little off. Specifically on the buildings at the :50 mark in your video. The plaster on the… -
Re: Modular building texturing, advice needed.
I've recently made some pretty extensive research into modular environment texturing for a game project. What I came up with was having elements that tile horizontal on one texture board, elements that tile vertical on another and keep any materials that tiles across large surfaces like bricks plaster and stuff like that… -
Re: Question about sci-fi concept art
Yes, kinda. I studied analytical drawing for three months. Drawing plaster cubes, cylinders, heads and so on, but i believe it was all about drawing practice, not design. As i mentioned above the only thing related to design what I've seen in fine arts was "how to make the good composition in landscape thumbnails", oh, and… -
Re: WarTorn Town (WW2)
@Jeffro- Ill look into that, thanks. @Kaburan - Thanks, I think I'll go back and find some better reference. I agree with you on the textures, I'm thinking I will keep the base brick texture, and rework the additions, (windows, signage, all the extra bits.) Then possibly work in the plaster look in the buildings further… -
Re: Methods for hard environment modeling - interiors
Cutting the geometry and applying different textures is how that is done, yes. Your other alternative would be to create and uv each of your sections separately (although making sure the edges match up), and then just copy them to plop into place as desired. Another common technique to break up tiling is to use the one…
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