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Re: revolver cylinder in zbrush
looking good! well, you basically want to restate the parts i marked in green with support edges. How you do that is something you'll have to figure out yourself though, since there are no ready loops that you can just cut into so you have to reroute. It wasn't very hard to do though, I just used a edge slide to push the… -
Re: M1911 Pistol W.I.P?
Exploded View Chrome & Ivory Left Side It looks like your ejection port doesn't have enough thickness, your slide should edge over the frame a hair and it looks like some edges could use beveling. Its not bad just needs tweaking. Personally I'd say work on tweaking it and getting the bake great, but really it depends on… -
Re: (gun) USP MATCH - High poly
Super rad man. Love how it turned out. I don't know if its a rendering artifact, poly stretching or just a reflection, but on this shot just above the back end of the ejection port on the slide there's a hairline light streak. One on the actual chamber block too. I would have never noticed though if I wasn't staring… -
Re: Mirror's Edge
Yuh I think that is one area where I could tell it was unreal (from what I've seen before), some of the shadows weren't as pristine as I would have wanted, like when you are sliding across the ledge (you run on - then jump off this metal siding onto a ledge, then you climb up and shimmy across a ledge) the shadow on the… -
Re: Zbrush workflow for low poly normal maps
Hey Hanpan, Here's the process I use, assuming I have my low poly mesh finalized and exactly the way I want it... Within Maya 1) Make SURE you're using ALL quads. This is important because Z subdivides every edge of your model by 2, each time you click the "divide" button. Having tris etc can produce weird results that… -
Modeling cheek\side guards of some historical helmets - topology suggestions ?
It seems people are more keen about modeling fantasy helmets or pseudo historical helmets seen from movies but little is known that actual helmets used along in history are equally fascinating. One forgotten era where there are superb examples of fascinating helmets is the hellenistic one (time period after the Alexander… -
Re: Star Wars - Redemption ( FanMade Project )
Hey there ! A WIP post this time ^^ Cosmetics. Yep. Let's talk about them for Star Wars - Redemption. First of all don't worry, I don't plan on going in a "modern" way to incorporate everything from other universes inside the project. The goal remains consistent with Mevenn's story/character and aims just to give more… -
Re: random things that annoy you about video games
Farcry 2 did a pretty good job of picking up items, you get to see the hand reaching out and grabbing it. Although there is a jump, but whatever, cant be perfect. Another thing in Farcry 2 that i loved, was the slide, where you crouched (or something) while sprinting and you slid forward. This is something i'd love to see… -
Re: Thunder God
the helmet seems to hug his face too much and too closely, I would experiment with dropping the jaw piece down. As rule with helmets I try to create something with enough space inside it that the character can open and close his mouth. Also, I'm not sure if this would work but maybe try including the side parts of his… -
Re: Stret Fighter 3 - Third Strike - Ibuki
Love the face, leave it! The structure of the ears looks slightly off only, just a little nudging should fix it, and the bulge in forearms definitely looks like it ends too high. The forearms also seem a bit long, perhaps slide the elbow down so it's more level with the taper of her torso when her arms are hanging against…
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