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Re: Maya Transparency wont display in viewport
Ok! So i actually found the solution to my Probleme B! It had to do with the hardware Texturing tab in my material. If i set the Texture resolution to anything else but Default. it will take the coordinate of my meshes UVs and tile it according to the resolution i specify... So that explains that! But this raises an other… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge January 2014 (15)
@Higuy: You could try increasing the lightmap resolution for your static mesh. by default its set at 32 pixels which is pretty small. Double click your static mesh in the content browser and a window opens(I forget what the dialog is called) and it has the setting to increase lightmap resolution. Edit: I should clarify,… -
Re: Flat screen monitor recommendations?
one issue with widescreen lcds is that, since they are lcd's they have a native resolution, and since they are widescreen that is usually a non-standard resolution. I've got a dell 2001fp (1600x1200, standard aspect ratio) which is about $500 these days and the color and response time are great. The widescreens that are… -
Re: Do 3D weapons generally contain a bullet in their texture maps?
Usually, the bullet would be textured twice, once as the full bullet (casing+bullet) in the main asset sheet for visibility during reloading animations and stuff like that. As mentioned above, there's virtually always some empty space in a UV layout to fit a bullet. If you were doing something like a revolver, you might… -
Re: Unreal Engine 4
Ever since I upgraded my project o 4.2, some of my textures have such a low resolution. But when I open the static mesh editor of any mesh, the resolution goes back up to normal, however, I have to keep the static mesh editor open. As soon as I close it, the resolution goes back down. Not sure what's going on. EDIIT:… -
Re: [3ds max] Automotive modelling for racing games question(s).
I neglected to save the .blend for some reason but for comparison here's the highpoly topology recreated. So it's about double the resolution of the final lowpoly, just to have enough mesh resolution to model details effectively and to have enough resolution for the detailed areas in the lowpoly. To reduce it I used the… -
Re: Toolbag 2 is on Steam! | Marmoset Toolbag 2 | News & Announcements
try putting anti-aliasing to 4x in the render tab, that should help. and then change the resolution to 2:1, which should eliminate it completely. the shadows are affected by resolution. when taking your final shots, render out at crazy huge sizes, then size down in photoshop and you won't have the problem. Notice around… -
Re: Computer? Do me a favour and do your job?
I think MoP might be onto something. It sounds like you know enough to be dangerous but not enough to fix it =P Check the native resolution your monitor prefers to run at and make sure your games are running at that res also. This doesn't mean the resolution you're running at on the desktop but the resolution the… -
Re: People with Autism + ADHD innatentive who aren't medicated do you have any advice to be productive?
Well, I probably suck at giving advice for what you actually asked for, but there are time management techniques/apps/websites like Pomodoro that might help you to stay focused by breaking down your sessions into smaller bits with regular breaks. But looking at your model, it would probably help to plan ahead a bit more.… -
UVs: More Maps VS. Bigger Maps?
Say you're working on a character model with several components to it, that you are trying to UV unwrap efficiently. In terms of maintaining good texture quality (and good performance), would you rather: 1) Stick in all on one map at a very high resolution (e.g. 4k+) 2) Divide it between a couple of medium resolution maps…
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