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Re: Orc Sculpt
Good crits all around everybody. Thanks. Yes, Daphz, I did make much of the accessories from extract meshes. I'll put more time into the hard surface parts then. Hehe.. Illusive-- yeah it's pretty bad.. I tried modifying the MatCap Gray shader w/ Lightcaps.. not as effective as I thought it would be. After I put some more… -
Simulator Sickness?
Does anyone else get motion sickness when playing video games? I've been gaming for almost a decade, and I've never gotten motion sickness (simulator sickness) before, but lately I've found that games like Doom3, HL2, and more cause me to feel nauseous after only 10 minutes of play. When I played Half Life 2, I'd have to… -
Re: Sculpting Too Soon, A Bad Thing?
Interestingly, I don't find this to be the case anymore. It used to be in zbrush if you subdivided too much too early, you'd end up with blobby looking sloppy sculpts. With the addition of clay brushes and trim brushes, I find that I can subdivide like mad once I have an extremely basic shape, use clay brush / trim dynamic… -
Re: A little help from the experienced! Improving workflow for 3D characters
The most important thing that I think gets in my way is that I have high expectations of my work. That's not bad, sometimes, but I just entered a field in which I haven't experienced and tried many things yet. I am used to think as a sculptor (I was in fine arts) creating things with clay. The thing is that technical… -
Re: What games influenced you the most when choosing a career in game development?
Doom, in high school about a year after it came out I learned you could change the game and make levels, which I did with a buddy of mine, we also did dial in multi-player. We had so much fun making custom maps and playing against each other. It was a pain in the ass there was no one around to ask we just had to figure it… -
Re: Spiral Knights!
In a nutshell, repetitive combat and a poor F2P business model. The combat is pretty fun, if a little button mashy. It just gets so repetitive so quickly. It's not even the "grinding" that I have a problem with here. Your first challenge is a jelly. The next is two jellys. The next is three jellys. After that is three… -
Laying out Foliage in Maya 2016
Hey there, Does anyone know how to layout the foliage (Grass), scatter the leaves and other assets into Maya 2016? I am nearing the end of texturing a Vehicle and I want to present it in a forest/jungle setting; so I'm looking at the Meadow and Forest packs atm but I'm wondering how I would import these into Maya. I'm new… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge December 2014 (26)
@Darkimage I only use standard, clay, clay buildup, dam standard, move and smooth, trim dynamic. Pretty basic tools:) Firtstly I block out shapes and add volume using clay, standard or clay buildup then trim it. I really like trim brush:) Remember that you can hold alt during sculpting with trim. This adds volume but still… -
Re: Crawl Raven
Thanks for the encouragement! So i've done detailing on the head and feet/claws, added an extra toe (after googling what crow feet actually look like) and used a add clay brush with a soft alpha so push some feathers together so they look a bit glossier and more abundant than they actually are. I'm going to try and bake… -
EmAr's thread of personal stuff and education
Hi guys! I'm about to make some important decisions about education so I'd be glad if you share your opinions. If you'd like to skip the story part, you can jump to the paragraph which starts with a "#". I'm currently a student of metallurgical and materials engineering and I've been thinking this is not the right…
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