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[Zbrush Toolset]ZGameTools: Tileable Texture, Models Baking, Illustration & App Connectivity
Hello Polycounters, Let's me introduce you a new tool , that's is currently under private Beta development If you are interested I am looking for Beta testers. The Toolset Description ZGameTools is an extension plugin for Zbrush 4R7. The ZGametools is a Complete toolset, composed of Four plugins dedicated to illustration,… -
Re: How can I obtain this type of topology?
if using max.... it's the first shape mirrored and then rotated 120 degrees twice the geometry is edit mesh on top of a spline shape which was created using edit spline booleans you need to then manually refine the spline to get the required geometry density then it's just mirror clone rotate the base splines... as you can… -
Re: Is my character art good enough? (Anime - Visual Novel)
Id say its definitely passable, especially when making a game you shoudlt nitpick to much on single art assets. with that said you can always improve, its just a matter of setting goals :) and its not like we have anything against this style of art you know, its more the standard deviant art attitude, aka, cant take… -
Re: Character Development university module
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A bit square, especially on the thighs and feet. If you add more loops on the base mesh you can get a nicer curved shape because you have more to play with. Add some down the legs and across the fingers- if you add more please try to space them out so there are few deformities when you sculpt (you will know what those are… -
Re: Goblin Warrior
Here is a paintover I did for you dude to better describe some of the stuff I was talking about. -So I defined the hips more and gave it a lot more form, so its not so round cylinder like. -I changed the proportions up in a bunch of places, bigger head, not so wide body, did a lot of repositioning of the body from the side… -
Re: Does skill in penciling really equates to your scale in sculpting?
Generally speaking, if you can do it in 2D you can probably do it in 3D, at least in some fashion (ignoring knowledge of how to use the program, if we're talking digital 3D...) Most 2D artists I know who can draw or paint something in a reasonably realistic, well rendered fashion - they wouldn't have much trouble picking… -
Re: Star Wars Mania: Docking Bay 94
So I have an idea of how I am going to go about mapping this thing. I am not entirely sure if it is going to work or not but I think it might. Basically I am going to create a bunch of texture sets that define a surface type and are tilable, and then use masks to define where different surface types will go on the model,… -
Re: Making sense of hard edges, uvs, normal maps and vertex counts
Ok! So, if I understand correctly. 1: If I use a cage mesh in Xnormal (a cage mesh which I import from Maya where I define it by hand), it overrides or makes irrelevant the smooth normals setting. 2: The cage mesh should be set to all soft/averaged edges regardless of the low-poly. 3: The low-polys hard edges should be… -
Re: Kevin Johnstone has passed
Oh man... that is really sad to hear. He was a cool fellow and good artist and imo a central part of what defines polycount. That was just too soon in any way possible. -
Re: What's the median roughness of asphalt material?
roughness is an average over an area so there's no correct value for a surface without taking that into account. measuring roughess and translating it into something that matches your specular model is probably all but impossible as such - as a surface gets further away from the viewer, progressively larger changes in…
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