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Re: Art Asset Management feels broken, so I built a tool to fix it.
Really interesting discussion here, and I'd totally agree. We have a feature (currently in alpha), that supports Multiplayer Blender. A user can click on an blender compatible asset in the platform, and it launches a blender session within the browser. Multiple users can join this same session to collaborate together. Some… -
Cook-Torrance BRDF calculations inside materials in UE4
Hi guys :) So, the problem: Cook-Torrance calculations inside "surface" material domain works fine. I doesnt see any problem or artifacts. In case of "surface" domain, all normal or "N" calculations are taking from normal map transformed from tangent space to world space and then normalized. Calculations of same shader… -
Looking for help designing characters and environments for a 2D Earthboundish game
Hello! I am working on a bunch of 2D art for an RPG I have been tossing around in my head for a few years. Right now, I'm just trying to get the ideas out of my head and on paper. B.E.L.L.E is the name of the game, and it follows the adventure of a boy named Skip who gets involved in a galactic conflict between a powerful… -
xNormal normal map artifacts
Hi, I'm at a loss for why I'm getting two artifacts in my normal map. The model is a simple chair, low poly, high poly and cage made by transforming vertex components of low poly in Maya. -Problem- Subtle splotches are appearing on seat of the chair over the slight incline of the groove, and more apparent splotches are… -
Low Poly Modeling Techniques
I have a mesh all done and unwrapped in 3DS Max, and right now I have a couple of hangups with it. One, It's a character model that is supposed to have a large variety of gear he can wear. While most of it can be done with texture swaps, I'm having problems in two places: Shirt shoulders and the parts of gloves that… -
2D Zelda-like Flash Game
Title pretty much says it all. Still VERY early in development... All the graphics are vector, but the environment is tile-based. Tiles are 48 x 36 pixels. Here's the main character (named Wyn) so far, zoomed 800%: (You may recognize her from this thread: http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=81272&page=4) Really… -
Blizzard Entertainment: Contract Cinematic Modeler
Cinematic Modeler (In-House Contract) Blizzard Entertainment is looking for a talented contract 3D modeler/texture artist to assist our cinematics team. The cinematic modeler will be skilled at realistically modeling and texturing high-polygon characters, sets and environmental elements for use in our famed cinematic… -
WiP Low poly runner fellow
Howdy Polycounters. Wasn't sure whether to start a thread for this or not but I am in need of aid from you fine assemblage of experienced peoples so shall share this now before going any further. I should be working on my Dominance War chick (please don't tell) but got way-laid by a sudden urge to make some pixellated… -
Re: Eight questions from a newbie graphic designer on creating 3d models for computer games
7:. You work out what to do based on texel density which is directly connected to the size of the object and how you lay out UVs. If the object is too big to fit in a reasonable sized texture (2048*2048) then you need to think about tiling / UV tricks. It's fairly safe to assume that 1024 pixels = 1 metre for an FPS game.… -
[Paid] Junior level character artist - Keyframe Studios London UK
3-6 month contract. Start date September 2019 We are looking for an additional Junior level character artist with a passion for fantasy art for E4 series Dead Pixels SE02. You will be responsible for modeling and texturing AAA 3D characters form 2D artwork. The position is only open to UK/EU artist that can work in our…
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