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Re: Marmoset Toolbag Character Setup Livestream
Great guys. I've been doing a lot of "realistic" studies in tb2 but here you go another questions I've set some cool looking shader but if I tweak the camera like changing the focal lenght the scattering and etc seems to be affected. The shadows get noisy and the scattering goes too soft just changing the camera settings.… -
Re: [Portfolio] Aline Gladh, Concept Artist
You seem much more comfortable in traditional mediums than when working in a digital format. Your linework on your faces especially is pretty solid and you seem to be able to get what you're going for there. I would try to branch out a bit more, though. Your bodies tend to be weaker than your faces, and your digital stuff… -
Re: PP-2000
Welcome to the forum! First things first, be sure to post reference of your project at the start of your thread from now on so people can provide better feedback. To business. Your support edges should be a similar distance for like materials to define materials. Right now your support edges are at random distances and… -
Re: First UDK project
Your models have little in the way of form as they are flooded with poor micro details and soft doughy edges. It looks to me like you've fallen into the trap of "If I sculpt in details in Mudbox/ZBrush it will make my models look great." Don't take that personally. When I first used a sculpting program I though that exact… -
Re: 3 Wip Environments Need and Want feed back please
I think that your counter tops in your train are incredibly reflective. I am sure someone probably said that. You just need to tone that down. In the garage, the textures are encountering some amount of stretching. It is very noticeable in the light fixtures. I think the car model is not bad at all, but I would love to see… -
Re: Small stylized village
Thanks a lot, Carabiner. I also wasnt sure of them, but felt I needed to add some blue to the grass. Perhaps a simple flower would have been better Thanks! Thanks! Thanks a lot, Floon, thats great to hear :) I absolutely agree. It looked better on lower bake settings :p But my computer isnt exceptionally strong, so baking… -
Re: Painting in Mudbox Question
First of all, that's the pencil tool, so it's going to look more pixelated. You should be painting with a soft brush. Or if you want fine strong details, pencil is OK but you should use it at low strength, with multiple passes, so you get a softer edge. Second, a game model is going to have blurry pixels when you get up… -
Re: Logic behind multiplayer physics
Player to player collision is always a bit tricky. Handling collisions purely server side will result in being able to walk through another player for a second so I dont think thats a valid solution. In a lot of games you have problems when 2 players run close to each other in a line. The one in the back kind of jerks… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - Nov. & Dec. 2016 (45)
Done. Done done done. So it was with this project I cut my teeth on Quixel Suite and I must say, despite bugs that really need to be worked out or addressed, It's a miracle to work with. My desktop, while more pleasant to work with than my laptop, is less capable than my laptop and you really need a SSD as a Photoshop… -
Re: Do engines end up rendering what we can't see?
i'm going to disagree. 40,000 polys for a character is just at the very tip of the low end of poly count that starts to make things interesting. you will easily see poly counts of a few hundred thousand k in the future for base cages. and thats not going to be the render geometry. render geometry will be in the millions…
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