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Re: Can you ignore certain lights on a reflective surface?
If you're looking for just the ambient color from the blue lights and not the specular, you can set the light itself to Static. That will just bake the Diffuse with no Specular. You could also play with the "Min Roughness" setting in the lights to reduce their Specular contribution as well, if you wanted to keep them as… -
Re: current environment specs
groovy, I prefer working at true res instead of downsizing stuff. This is for a fps open world game with large view distances. I may have to pack all the props for a single biome into a single texture sheet - ie: all the trees, rocks and smaller foliage for a jungle will use one diffuse, normal & spec. -
Re: WIP Character Model critique please
it's not a BAD piece, but i think you've gone a bit overboard on the specular. it comes across as really contrasted with the diffuse and blows everything way out. you also need to look into defining materials a bit better, ie. make skin look different than fabric. at the moment they have the same values because of the… -
Re: Substance Designer and cloth/fabric
If you're rendering in Marmoset, you can change the diffusion module to mircrofiber which allows you to add the "fuzz" fresnel effect. If you're rendering in most modern game engines there should be a way to add a fresnel effect manually in the shader or material. If you're only rendering in SD then you might have some… -
Re: Fn-57
For that particular weapon, I would go with something much cleaner. The look I'd be going for on the front would be similar to this, right below the words "weapon system". I gave it a shot and this is what I came up with. Make sure that the contrast on your diffuse is not too high. The fingerprints and other details are at… -
Re: Michael Milette's Portfolio
Darken the scratches in the diffuse and brighten them a lot in the specular to make them read better. Here's an example, i also removed the specular from the text (as paint on paint doesn't make it any more shiny) and added some dark patches to the spec aswell to vary it a little. Very rough but you get the idea. -
Re: Current Generation Modelling and Texturing Techniques, 2013/14
Well. Lets put it this way. To add unique details you need unique texture in some way. Either mask or diffuse. Sometimes you need it sometimes you don't. For clean models, you probably can do just with tileble textures. For more rough and dirty you would need some uniqueness. -
Re: Albedo vs AlbedoM
another question, I just watched a quick substance designer 4 tutorial and he used Diffuse / Normal / Roughness / Metallic / AO what would be the Quixel preset equivalent? So that once I export my final materials they could be used in the same pipeline as someone who gets there materials from Substance -
Re: Sketchbook: Luiz Carvalho
Went back to editing the hair now that i`m quite happy with the skin. I haven`t created any extra maps other than normal and diffuse for it though. I`ll create maps like subdermis, translucency, fuzz, glossiness and specular once I`m done with both the hair and the beard -
Re: M1918 BAR
Annnd after struggling with my computer, It's finally done :poly117: I tried to stay in a Arma like style (on the clean side), but keeping some points of interest in the texture (scratches, normal map on the surface..) The BAR's texture is 2048*2048. Bipod and carry handle are on the same 1024*1024. (Diffuse, specular ,…
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