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Re: Is there any big different between photoshop cs6 and cc?
Depends how old school your workflow is I suppose. I'm on the $10/mo and it's worth it for me. Let's see, off the top of my head... * Photo to normal, similar to crazybump/ndo. * Photo to bump/displacement, same. * Rotate the canvas while you work, like an old school animation stand. * Camera Raw for great photo… -
Re: [UE4] Hawken Concept [Environment]
Your work so far looks great! I agree with the color/lighting bit - the atmosphere isn't quite the same, and some of the materials look... I don't know how to describe it - old, but not worn? (Or oxidized, at it appears to be in this case.) I've also noticed some differences in vertical scale - I.E. the building/corridor… -
Re: Quick Texture sheet question
Multi-Material are the way to go if you want to effectively tile your textures on a an environment piece, unless you are able to make a shader that splits one texture into 4 parts without seams, that's how most buildings are done. Or you could use Mask-Maps in your RGB channels. Also, while they're not cost efficient on 1… -
Re: How to create Point Light Maps?
Hi there, So, I'm not sure as to how exactly they achieved this map, but I was able to get a similar effect by using the same workflow you do with Zbrush/xNormal. So hopefully this is helpful. I used the Basic Material shader in Zbrush for my high poly model. (Cleared out any polypainting with white) Added an extra light… -
Re: Star Wars Ion Grenade
At first glance it looks pretty good, but if you look closer in detail you can see quite a lot of differences from your reference. - First off, like Theklu said, it misses the damage from your reference. The scratches give a lot of realism to the end result. I especially like the scraped off square pattern at the bottom of… -
Re: Spark of Re-imagination
Cheers guys :) Moutrave The planet is made up of a few spheres meshes. One sphere for the planet itself, another for a lightly larger ball of dots around it and another again, and then one massive sphere for the dots around the statues. It's using a very cool holographic style shader i found on Eat3D by Ceribral, using… -
Re: Chris Barnes - Portfolio Improvement Thread
I think this is what you're going for with the chair - If so, notice that the back and seat are made from interleaved horizontal and vertical webs. Clever use of your normal and alpha maps would let you do each with a single quad, but given today's concept of "low-poly" modelling each web is certainly possible. Also note… -
Re: MaxScript Sub Object Rotation/Scale
The rotate and scale command don't work on vertices. If you think about it, verts don't have a rotation/scale property, only a position property. So instead of rotating you need to calculate the rotation/scale and then set the position based on that. This code below will move/rotate/scale the verts. There is comments in… -
Re: BFG- Big Fuck*ng Gun
@joeriv:Apologies,I didn't even know how a b.f.g. looks like until I googled it after your reply,we (inside our team) used the word b.f.g. just to meant the strongest weapon of the game,so bad topic title choice by my side :poly136: Thanks Geno :) Little up,added the right handle blockout & some re-work in the blockout of… -
Re: "Gatekeeper" Rail Gun
Incredible feedback guys! Admittedly I guess I didn't do quite enough research before jumping into the design. @shrike that paintover was a great help, now that you point out the balancing issues it seems super obvious. I had never thought about the horizontal forms matching the vertical. As for the font choice, I agree,…
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