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Re: David Milligan Sketchbook
A good rule of thumb with your occlusion pass - especially where it is applied to skin - don't leave it a flat black. It's the same logic when you're painting, you never want to paint shadows or really anything a flat black, it pulls the life out of the piece and looks unnatural. This could help out -… -
Re: 3DSMax Biped - Removing single key
I agree I'm not a fan of separate tracks. If I use it, its on the fingers. Which means I use a lot more keys and poses and spend less time tweaking curves, which is good because curve editing in max can be a nightmare and biped doesn't make that any easier. What biped gives you in: Ease of setup Twist bones Simple rig… -
Re: Peter Molyneux RPS Interview
Yeah, the Joe interview was harsh, no punches pulled kind of a thing. I liked it and would love to see more interviews like this. It still shows a certain divide between Joe and Paradox guys. Some questions were really good, but I felt like other questions put them in position of having to explain the basics of game… -
Re: Prop practice
When it comes down to it, if you expect to have a lot of detail (extrusions, supporting loops, etc) on a curved surface, you are going to need a denser base mesh. Don't try to cram all your modifications onto a 16 sided cylinder. In some situations you will need to bump up your starting edge count to 24, 32, or even more… -
Re: UT Master Challenge // Conceptart and UT business model?
Hey Muzz, I'll try and answer as best I can. We are still working out the details for our version of the workshop. The idea is that it will be a place for the UT community to interact and monetize their content. I'm not sure about details. I do know that content creators will take the larger percentage of the transaction… -
Re: At what point are you willing to spend money on a ftp game?
Well a lot of it is matter of taste and indeed people like me do not like change. I pretty much have never played MMOs but just to show how hardcore I'm down on mixed game/payments the subscription fee was the major factor in that: simply didn't think games should be paid for continuously. Immersion isn't required for a… -
Re: Unity Level Design Question
I haven't played Space Engineers. But looking at the video, I don't see any evidence to the contrary. In a game engine you can load parts of multiple scenes at the same time. It just makes things easier in terms of authoring and organization, as well as being able to unload whole areas when you don't need to see them. For… -
Re: PixaFlux - PBR Texture Composer - Open Beta Testing
Hello - The smoothing node seems very interesting (could be a nice time saver !) but the model loader doesn't seem to load hard edges/smoothing group properly, thus making the node not usable. Here is a comparison with what Autodesk FBXViewer displays for the same OBJ test model : Some notes on small details : - No need to… -
Re: High Poly Vehicle Concept
The texture looks really noisey now and really hard to read the form of the vehicle. In some senses this is good as its what camo is meant to do, however for showing off a nice vehicle this doesnt work. Your scratches are now better placed, though still a little random. Look at the parts people interact with, these should… -
Re: Demon Character
Might be too late for this since you already have the lopoly done and everything but your anatomy is off in many parts, the legs in particular. The deltoids came of pretty well, the pecs should had followed a similar shape buildup. Those harsh stripes over the pecs don't make sense. Muscle fiber grows towards the…
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