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Hi! You could try with a heightmap and see how far you can take it. Could displace a mesh with it and sculpt details on top. But would be good to define the texture resolution first, so you don't spend time on details that don't show up. Here is a test.
i am not expert at this stuff so might misunderstand, but when you say you transposed the joints, you mean that you just moved them manually? if that is the case, instead try using the "Move Skinned Joint" tool and then export to test. This would bork any dependent animations I am pretty sure, so depending on what you are…
Finishing this was Phase I of a larger concept. Phase II is to turn it into a magic car, and really fuck some shit up. Think, like, the Delorean in Back to the Future III. Where you could see all the weird modifications they had made to the car. [Edit: Let me add some pictures here. It was late and I was tired]…
I would guess the standard is closer to 10/cm in this day and age. Bear in mind this doesn't mean you have to have 4K textures on everything - it might mean that a 4m wall is tiling a 1K texture 4 times. Typically enviro assets will have multiple layered textures in the materials to reduce that kind of obvious repetition.…
Hi everyone, I would like to share my demo reel that I started as a graduation project in Think Tank Training Centre, and I finally got some time to wrap it up and publish it. I hope you enjoy it! https://www.artstation.com/artwork/blR0Yv
Ah yeah! I can definitely tell they are auto-packed. That is fine for some things, like if you're using a bunch of tiled textures on an object, however you really need to make sure that there is space for texture bleed in-between your shells. This is for LOD creation, which are frequently automated, having space for…
@Leinad Thank you for the comment I wrote for our friend :) You are absolutely right about what you said regarding the roughness map. Could you please provide the links to some good videos on this topic? Because even people who are not experts in this field upload videos, and I don't want to go in the wrong direction. If…
those are nicer to use with the pen than the mouse imo. honestly though - your shortcut selection should be based on the work you do. eg. if you connect vertices a lot, learn where the default shortcut is and if you don't like it, change it.