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Re: [UE4] A.Vlaskin's Pirate Lair
Well, there is a difference, but to put it simply... With PBR, everything has a reflection, even the most rough and diffuse of surfaces. Because of this, the reflection spheres are applying a cubemap to your materials. In many ways, this is replicating an ambient cubemap because you're essentially telling the surface to… -
Re: An UnSEAMly issue
^This However, the texture could also be mipping badly - if you are using a black background on your diffuse and you have no edge padding/dilation on your UV shells then you'll get this error. At a lower mip level, what's happening is the black background is bleeding into & being sampled by the UV shell because the texture… -
Re: ANSWERED: Custom texturing in Quixel
I thought the diffuse color and the metalness were in one texure, reducing the number of maps by one? Also i forgot to ask. If there are any not-well-known performance tweaks like ini settings I'd love to hear them. It would be nice if there a way to keep the dynamask viewer in main memory so it pops up right away. I still… -
Re: [UDK] Palazzo W.I.P
Cheers :) I just realized that I could have done that with vertex painting instead of having another mesh with another 1024 texture in the level. Tho the texture is shared with the smaller pillar thats next to it. So anyway .. would I get a simmilar result with vertex blending ? For example could I create a diffuse and… -
Re: My First Piece on Polycount
@Anuxinamoon I really keep forgetting how important the spec map is to my textures. I have read that article before, but I am going to look over it again and hopefully this time I can really understand it. @mgoblue412 What I am going to do to fix that is layover my normals on to my diffuse as a guide to where the indents… -
Re: silverhawk wip.
Probably would help if you could post your reflection map that you are using, so we could see what you were doing wrong. Off the top of my head I would say that all you need to do is copy your diffuse and use a gray scale map to show the value levels of the reflection and just make the skin parts pure black so they reflect… -
Re: Sci Fi Door texturing wip
Spec, spec, and more spec. Most material definition comes from it's specular properties and metal is no different. Adding details to the spec that are barely in or not included in the diffuse at all is a good way to sell metal. Depending on the type of metal, adding a cubemap reflection will go a long way as well. Refer to… -
Re: Workshop Collab Finder
Hello everyone! I'm Mik, and my steam ID is mikelkel2, I'm wondering if anyone wanted to do a collab with me, I need someone to 3d model my work, and ill provide the sketch, diffuse map texture finalization as well... if anyone is a hud artist, you may join aswell. I'm currently planning on making a Clockwerk set, here is… -
Re: omg demo char 3?! RTS Dawn Of War DarkAngel Raven
[ QUOTE ] The coloring to dark for the robe for your liking? [/ QUOTE ] What I believe Vig is referring to is the way your diffuse is cooperating (or not) with your alpha. I see it on the banner mostly, which is what i'll use to make this clear. Instead of doing this: Do this: It's not the finest example, but I did it… -
Re: [Question] BIG monsters with BIG textures.
Detail textures can only do so much when you're using normals, if you have a huge guy with a blurry normal map all the multiplied detail textures in the world on your diffuse wont help you much. Unless of course you're going to blend in detail normals as well, but i've been told this is pretty expensive to do. Atleast much…
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