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ShatterCannon (WIP Sci-Fi gun)
Hello everyone o/ So i got bored in class at Uni one day and drew a quick concept for a rifle which i liked the look of so i decided to model it. The name ShatterCannon comes from the idea for the sound it would make which i imagined as a sort of loud bang quickly followed by a crack which gives it that shattering aspect… -
Re: WIP - Eastern Orthdox Byzantine Church
Hey! It's been a minute, I've been spending the last two weeks trying to learn how to sculpt textures from scratch in Zbrush, unfortunately I'm losing a lot of time to it and I'm just going to resort to photogrammetry instead. Luckily the skills I picked up in Zbrush have translated to some pretty powerful gains in my… -
Re: [Question] How do I model an entire medieval city?
First of all thank you soooo much for responding. I already see some light as I panic through this! The city is about 50 sq miles, and the player will be flying on a hovering vehicle in first person and can fly close, and high above the buildings. They won't be entering the buildings, and the buildings do not need to be… -
Re: (Finished) Modular Dungeon Enviroment
Hi, overall I think it look pretty decent, I like the colors and mood of the scene, but i got some tips: - the floor looks a bit to flat, it would be good if some of the stones pop up more. - you got some strange light bleeding on the pillar next to the door, - with this one im picky, for me the metal parts of door swing… -
Re: Does chasing a career in gaming make anyone else feel like the industry is toxic?
My specific studio isn't hiring but we hopefully will be later this year. Other studios within Amazon Games is definitely hiring. That being said, looking at your stuff, you aren't ready. You do seem to have a good foundation but ur folio can't be a random assortment of one off un polished renders of incomplete models.… -
Re: Issues with normal map shading
Whenever I have issues like this in any program/engine the best approach is to bake out something very simple. A normal map that has a positive shape, a negative shape and a round button type shape, some indented text and some embossed text, you can add a few scratches and stuff to it too. Map to a cube with each element… -
Re: [WIP] Stylised Street Market Environment (UE4])
I think that's a really good idea! I've got some brick meshes I've sculpted, I could recolour them to fit with the grey bricks and use them there. I worked on the archways inside the bazaar section today, and made some simple interiors for the shops. I need to unify UVs so the bricks are the same size, and I want to author… -
Re: Nonsquare Textures - Chamferzone
Likely because a knife fits better in a 2:1 uv layout than a square one. Note that you need to specifically unwrap your model to this ratio, and not just export your textures this way. Non-square tends to be better just because you have one longer axis and one shorter, though the more stuff you have to pack, the less this… -
Re: I'm after a very specific UV editor
I second Dustin on this, it is better to adapt yourself to the program then forcing the workflows of another one. I never tried blender, but if it is just the UV the problem, you could export, open the uv on another program and reimport it, I do it all the time and I change the program to UV quite often depending on my… -
Re: Normal Map Baking Error? what did i do wrong?
@overmind19597 I need to know whether or not you used a cage to bake the normals, and need to see your UV map layout, the baked normal map, and what the model looks like without normals applied to diagnose this. Gimme dat and I feex :) Here are some general pointers. I think your problem is one or both of the first two:…
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