Hi everyone, We’re looking for freelance 3D artists experienced in creating realistic 3D models. Task: Create a model of an advanced medical system for high-precision radiation therapy and radiosurgery, use the main reference for modeling: https://frtt.ru/upload/iblock/e09/vod5s09679750zjuvd7srh5yav9wotj1.png Completion…
I know I can search this up but there are so many tutorial that keep going in different direction so was wondering if anyone could let me know how I can import my textures that i export out from substance painter to godot. Just i keep coming across videos but they lead to something different and well get overwhelmed. So…
Hi, I have these mixer textures for terrain blending (images attached) and I’m curious how they’re made. Are they procedural (generated by code) or usually hand-painted? Any tips or references would be great. Thanks!
I'm looking for a freelance 3D environment modeller and texture artist to help me build stylized environments for an upcoming animated episode on my YouTube channel, which currently has over 30,000 subscribers. The project is paid, remote, and freelance/contract-based. Immediate start preferred. What I'm Looking For.…
As my title says, I am trying to render something for my class and the glass textures are appearing black, when in painter I gave them a blue texture. And it also doesn't let me use transmission.
I need tutourials on the following and I'm having trouble finding any decent ones. Science ficiton textrues (for example how to make steel corridor textures) and the hull textures for space ships. A tutourial on how to make skin textures. a Tutourial on making gun textrues. thanks for your time and if these questions have…
key roles needed: PROGRAMMING ROLES (Godot) Graphics / VFX Programmer Responsibilities: – Implement shaders, spell effects, particles, and lighting logic – Build visual systems for Spellmancy and environmental FX – Collaborate closely with art direction and gameplay systems UI / Tools Programmer Responsibilities: –…
The texture tiles "mostly" ok by the look of it (i checked in designer) there's a couple of areas where I'd expect to see some sort of spike but nothing that would cause the sort of gap seen in the last image assuming a 1:1 ratio of faces:pixels - unless one of the meshes was rotated relative to the others. I'd put this…