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Re: High Res Terrain Painting on Low Res Terrain
The circular painting brush is there in the default Unity terrain painting system, and I can paint smoothly with it. It depends on the brush settings Opacity and Transfer. Maybe your computer is too slow to paint properly? And are you using a tablet or a mouse? Tablet makes a huge difference in control and subtlety. I put… -
Re: I'm after a very specific UV editor
When you say Pixel what do you mean exactly? Pixel - UV Editor/Monitor Space or Texture Resolution Space. Seems like you're trying yo match UVs, have you tried transfering UVz from one mesh to the other and using it as a starting point? You can move stuff in blender easy (by texture resolution pixel) Make Selection, and… -
Re: The dreaded mirrored seam problem
I haven't used Marmoset, but maybe it works best with a particular baking tool, like 3ds Max or Maya, instead of Xnormal? To avoid seams, the baking tool needs to use the same tangent basis as the rendering tool. You might also try exporting the lowpoly mesh from Xnormal as SBM, and importing that into Marmoset. This may… -
Re: Material export from studio max
1) You should always author materials with your end goal in mind. In a lot of cases that means ignoring 3dsmax and maya all together and bypassing their materials. 2) To salvage what you have, like poopipe suggested, create a second UV channel, arrange your UV's to work inside of the 0-1 space and use RTT to transfer the… -
Re: How to PAINT STRAIGHT? strokes? "Object Paint"mode 3dsMax
#Eric: I knew i forgot something, yesterday i've downloaded the "scene" file instead of the script file. i was in a hurry. Now i've downloaded the correct file and i will transfer it so i can try it.(the "workstation" is not connected to the www so thats why the time gap). Thank you. #SpaceRogue: I also will try this… -
Re: Lowpoly / Re-topology Help !
+1 Yes, even on your high-poly the poor topology is very apparent even without the wireframe. All those pinching artifacts around the detailing will transfer to your normal map. You might be lucky and hide them in your texturing, but it would be far more beneficial to you as a modeler to learn how to properly… -
Re: Sketchbook: TheColinous
I've decided to give me enough time to learn a program from the basics, so I bought myself ZBrush. Because everyone says it's cool. The UI is terrible though. But, I've been slogging through it. I will eat macaroni and ketchup for the next few months. I can box model in Blender. I know that program quite well. I can… -
Re: Dragon Animation
Try to make some narrative or rhythm in your piece. It feels way too long, there are parts where the audience is literally waiting for the next move to happen. The start is too soft, make him look like he is bitting. Look at real animals eating, they are quite sharp on their movements to tear the flesh apart. Pose and arm… -
Re: AT-ST W.I.P
A. The "jaggy" edges around the uv borders are pixel padding, and you actually want more of this. It has no effect when applied to the model, it is there to help mip mapping. Try not to look at your normals in photoshop and find "faults" with them, without viewing them on the model. B. A lot of your detail is much too… -
Re: WIP - Indoors environment
Thank you for your replies! :) This is exactly the kind of feedback i need. @Joltya - once i get home from work today i'll post up the wires and refs for the room. I'll look into transferring this scene to UE4 since i've had others say this to me as well. @Heather.Huges - I mean that all the normals etc are done in NDO and…
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