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Re: Photorealism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsurface_scattering As its name suggests, Sub Surface Scattering is a complex algorithm that attempts to bounce light around beneath a surface in the same way that it does in reality. Beyond that I'm not sure I follow what you mean by 'how' they work. Sounds to me like you're wanting to get… -
Re: Sci-fi Soldier Girl, help incredibly appreciated!
It has been too damn long... been moving at snail's pace cause 2nd year high school is a pain... and I am shit at motivation recently blah blah etc. Any ways just a couple of screens of the decimated versions of the current high poly rendered in blender's cycles renderer. Kinda want to start low poly retopo, so I just have… -
[Unpaid] Looking for Environment Artists for UE5 animated series
Hi! 👋🖤 My name is Swapilla, I am an indie director, writer and animator. I'm a former Roblox animator and current UE5 creator. I’m currently making a massive long-term and unpaid passion project. A 10 episode animated horror series made entirely in Unreal Engine 5. The series follows Sean and Steph, estranged siblings, who… -
Re: The Art of Pablo Garcia 2025
Hello! Here is a project I have been working on in my free time, learning new techniques, and most of all, having fun. You can check more renders at my Artstation https://www.artstation.com/artwork/dyNyx3 -
3D Artist – Specialist in Stylized PBR & Handpainted Assets | Freelance | UE5 / Unity
Hi everyone! I’m Jean-Luc Hernandez, a freelance 3D artist focusing on stylized asset creation for video games. I specialize in PBR texturing (Substance Painter) and hand-painted rendering, working mainly with Unreal Engine 5 and Unity. 🛠️ What I do: * Stylized 3D props & environment assets * Game-ready topology & UVs *… -
Re: Hard Surface Blog: Sci-Fi Processing Station
I will say in a post mortem reflection, maybe not so ironically, I was correct in that my DCC of choice did change throughout this project. The majority of the project was made in 3DS Max and Blender. I would say about 55% of it was 3DS Max, and the rest of it was finished in Blender. (Both were accompanied by Zbrush) when… -
Re: Some workflow/nanite questions coming from UE4
POM is pretty expensive and prone to a lot of artefacting - personally i try to avoid it unless I'm not in a position to generate the mesh I actually need (damage decals are a great use case for POM) - Nanite has no bearing on this at all. There is a baseline cost to using Nanite and you need to be sure that your target… -
Re: WIP- Elderly Character- Need Honest Feedback
Hey, thank you so much for taking the time to give me this feedback — I genuinely appreciate it! I'm a fresh graduate 3D artist, and I'm eager to keep learning and improving. The piece you mentioned was rendered in Marmoset, and you’re absolutely right — I still have a lot to work on, especially with lighting and SSS.… -
Re: zbrush non square tileable technique?
Of course you can! I highlighted for you my long, non-square tile. Perfectly tiles as you see. You can do this Naughty Dog style: Here is Preview render: Best render with shadows: Here is the displacement alpha: Here is the Know-how: The creator of this super genius plugin is Marcus Civis: retired. Read below carefully,… -
Re: AO between meshes disapear after enabling Ray Tracing?
AO is a simple (not physically accurate) rendering technique that will darken any surfaces that are near to other surfaces. AO typically produces something closer to a dirt effect than a realistic lighting effect. In ray-tracing mode, global illumination is used instead - this accurately simulates how light bounces from…
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