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Re: Spontaneous Merman
Instinctively, I would say yes - but I suppose the depends on how you are going to rig or deform it. I am not particularly familiar with zBrush's zSpheres. I think of it this way - if their currently deformed position becomes the "neutral" bind pose, if you try to actually put them into a straighter, more literally-neutral… -
Re: [RIOT CREATIVE CONTEST 2017] Character Art - Resistance Fighter Morgana
Reply by Deonix00 · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - Character ArtOh boy, i had left my thread very unattended... and seems like the post i had intended to place in the beginning of the year was left as a draft. Well, the damage is already done, i suppose. But, i managed to finish within the given time! Continuing from the last post, now that i had a silhouette that i liked, it was time… -
Re: UDK Prefabs vs Unity Prefabs
It is a major problem for mobile and a considerable weakness in the engine and toolset. There is no build in merge tool or such, even while studios like PCF I believe do have this functionality. We aim for about 100 to 200 drawcalls max in view on mobile. Latest mobile devices can take up to 400 or 500 quite ok dependent… -
Re: Sketchbook: RyanWC
Well, with the painting you'll need to change up your contrast zones. If you want her to be the center of attention, then I'd suggesting an additional light source highlighting the other side of her body. I'd also suggest making the composition bigger; maybe adding more space on the left side of the canvas to show what… -
Re: futuristic cutting tool / gun
Paintforge thanks for the advice, a scale ref would have probably been a smart thing to include, and yeah, the normal issues were caused by removing a few too many loops, I'm planning on heading back and redoing the geometry in areas like that once I'm happy with the overall texture as rebaking is something I'd rather do… -
Re: Is it practical to use more than 1 texture for an FPS weapon?
Sure. More specifically you're talking about two different things. One is the amount of textures (base colour, roughness, normal, metalness, ao...) you'd use, which depends on your goals. Typically this would mean all those mentioned maps for a PBR setup like UE4; but maybe you're doing a hand-painted workflow and only… -
Re: Hand painted stuff for a mobile game
It depends on the camera, but ill talk in general For the ankles. If you have a hexagon that is supposed to be a cylinder, just make it a hexagon. If you cannot do a shape, then dont. Either its a perfect hexagon screw or a terrible ring, and for me the choice seems obvious. But this again depends on the camera. It is good… -
Re: Creating First UDK environment - The trainyard
Hi CrackRockSteady, the content will be done mainly by myself although I will have some help with the modelling, texturing.. The area which I did previously completely overshot the scale which I was intending so I am aiming to take this section by section. I do realise this is an extremely ambitious project but I enjoy… -
Re: Multi/Sub-Object vs texturing an unwrap
Multi-Sub object or Multiple Material IDs have benefits and drawbacks. Things like tress are the best reason why you would use multiple IDs. Depending on other circumstances, multi-ID may be a better course to go for modular workflow. For example, maybe you design multiple texture pages with the same layout, therefore… -
Re: Do you like the Unreal Engine look?
Well, you have to remember that UE3 was the hottest and easiest engine to use for a while, and everyone who wanted to, did so. ZB was also becoming the favorite tool to many 'digital Nomads' (lel), and they wanted to show those Normal maps for everything they were worth. I'm not kidding when I say, many games made in UE3…
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