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Re: [UE4] Coffee Shop - Finished
Hey, The reflectiveness on the wood is looking much truer to life, that subtle light bounce, especially on the objects in the foreground already gives a much better visual break up and it also helps to convey to the viewers the form of the objects. There is a lot of brown so a suggestion for when you continue to flesh out… -
Re: PRoblem with Quixel generated maps
Its been the whole day I have been testing and I am coming to the conclusion that the problem relies in the software that seems to not be able to handle well surfaces with thight edgeloops and so higher poly densities . I tested the same object at different level of polygon density and the more I ncreased the polycount the… -
Re: 3DS Max's Chamfer's "Smooth to Adjacent" gives perfect face weighted normals but doesn't export
I dont get how those normals are stored, atleast on 2016. I didn't find a way to access the correct values through maxscript. I can only get the "default" normals, those you get if you add a modifier or whatever. But as it somehow exports correctly as .obj, a dirty workaround is to export/import. On the imported object,… -
Re: First UDK project
sweet thank you for the heads up, i've looked up some tutorials on sculpting in mudbox but havent found one on exporting/importing your objects properly. how can i make sure that my object in max is ready to go to mudbox, (does polycount matter before i export it from max into mudbox to get better sculpt detail, and should… -
Re: Sphere Light Studies
Some more light studies. And I'm truly sorry for saying this, I really don't disagree with people over the internet, it always tends to be taken the wrong way, but I do not agree with you, it was not the principle that I was taught, @Muzz, the saturation may not directly drop, but the color of the light plays it's role,… -
Re: Dx 11 Features
Well it could be a problem because if it doesn't use the default blinn-phong lighting model, Unity will draw it in forward rendering. So if you have a scene with a bunch of these shaders applied to some small and large objects, and some lights, then you're going to pay a lot more for it. Deferred Rendering is nice, because… -
Re: Normal map help please
You don't need to invert the Y channel for Maya, XNormal's default swizzling of +X, +Y, and +Z should work fine. It doesn't really look like an inverted channel problem anyway; larger screenshots would help us to see it better, but from what I can see there it just looks like the edges are all screwy. It's possible you… -
Re: [UDK] The Apex Observatory
Yeh its a fairly simple shader to make, should of mentioned it could be done like that as well =P. Good work on it though =D. ZacD and Fingus are right in this case though I think it depends on a) how often the planks are used (if they are everywhere then its probably not going to be as efficient as using a shader or… -
Re: Blender > UDK Batch Export Helper
This kind of thinking is pretty common but if you think about it you can make this really easy on yourself even if you exporting individual pieces. UDK places the object's control handle at the origin based in whatever 3d program you used. So if you built a complex object in Maya for example, and then exported each piece… -
Re: How to texture eye glasses?
Thanks EarthQuake, that's good to know. So it's a good idea then to always have transparent objects as their own objects. What about if you keep it a single mesh and just assign different material id's, would that be the same as having a different texture? 512x512 is too large you're right. I'm very new to game textures…
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