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Re: Dumbest mistakes you've made in 3d?
Welding closed vertices with other closed vertices in Maya to make non-manifold geometry. -
Re: most annoying Maya to SP problem i ever had
I get this issue occasionally. Sometimes all the vertices are not welded in Maya. After I do a vertices weld and export, the problem is solved. -
Re: M4 Loaded
an-peq going in gonna be a bitch to model thought.. and im going with the magpul front grip intead of vertical never liked vertical grips -
Re: [FINISHED] - UE5 Realtime Metahuman - Ryan Gosling: Drive
I'm kind of close to the end I think, I'm fixing some bugs and running renders through MRQ now so I should really catch up on the posts. Clothing creation was really problematic and I think one of the things I spent the most time on. There's a lot I could talk about but I guess I will focus on 2 things I realized: 1.… -
Re: Deleting edge not changing mesh (maya)
If the edges are deleted via delete-key the vertices will still remain. There is a "delete-edges" when you shift +RMB. With this tool the vertices will be deleted too. -
Re: Fbx export from Maya
Something funny: I have a character with 20.000 vertices in Maya, but in Unity I see 60.000 vertices! Something must be wrong with this fbx export... -
Re: How do I convert a curvy UV to a rectangluar UV?
with that base you can also select a horizontal edge > loop > ring > straighten horizontally, then select an vertical edge > loop > ring > straighten vertically -
Re: Support loops creating unwanted hard edges
It looks like some of the vertices aren't merged together. If you extruded some of that shape then the vertices usually aren't attached at that edge in my experience. -
Re: UV Unwrapping Best Practice Factors & Priorities
Mostly good advice, thanks for writing this up, and for sharing it! However a couple things I noticed... UV seams do not cause drawcalls. When the model uses more than one material... this is what causes additional draw calls. Edit... a draw call is when the game engine has to send a new set of vertices to the graphics… -
Re: How to avoid lumps when working with subdivided mesh
So in order to avoid lumps I should add more geometry? I thought it was the opposite. Less geometry means less vertices to manage, vertices that could be moved the wrong way and cause lumps.
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