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Re: a little problem with Normal maps
Not sure what problems you are talking about? The bake looks very good but the display of the normal map isn't so good because it's a render with standard lighting. Try using a viewport shader to show it off properly, Xoliul has a great one here :) For render pump up the normal map to around 1.6-1.8, leave the bump value… -
Re: Chibi warrior girl
The eyebrows are a choice, she's supposed to have bushy straight eyebrows. About the lips, would you think is it better to straight up erase them from both the normal and the diffuse or should I try changing the shape of the face as well? I've also received some feedback that the mouth itself should be a bit more narrow,… -
Re: Best way to optimise UV space for a cylindrical object
Thanks for all your help guys. So after trying to listen to everyones advice this is what I ended up with I increased the number of sides and got rid of the hard edges as much as possible to reduce uv brakes and made it all one smoothing group. Then I folded the sides and the top over itself so that it was symmetrical to… -
Re: Critique for WIP portfolio
Cheers Spiderspy What part of the sculpting would you say is sloppy if you could give me a few examples? What do you mean by materials? I only used MatCap White01 or BasicMaterial for the renders. All of these WIP renders are done inside Zbrush so I haven't took any occlusion, normals, diffuse, specular or anything for… -
Re: [UE4 WIP] Subway Train Station
@heyguy Thanks for the idea! I will have to try that out when messing with the emissive map and diffuse. I also want to add some kind of burn in on the plastic for that effect too. @stefmen I agree, it is running a bit away form the concept in that regard. I will tile it in the material and take some pics of that.… -
Re: Victorian Street Fighter
Silhouette is a bit weak and tubey on the waist. Main thing I can see is the diffuse for the skin is too pale. Other point about Spec is very fair as well. I don't really have an issue with your character design, but it looks very low poly considering its 7k, try and get some creases modeled into those pants if you can.… -
Re: [Portfolio] - Bo Mathorne
your stuff is just lovely! i guess the mouth is just exchanged meshes in the animation, right? love it, its working really well, as for the lowpolies, i think in your pure diffuse textures you could improve a lot with a bit more colour variation in the highlights and shadows, just some tinting going on, its better in the… -
Re: Tesselation in Unity
Still not entirely solved. I did end up experimenting with a phong tesselated surface shader and a vertex displacement map from zbrush, but the result still weren't good enough. To fix the split edges I had to preprocess the mesh in a c# script that found verts with duplicate locations and had them share normals and uv… -
Re: 3DS MAX 2015 -------Sneak Peek-------
I think you misunderstand my reply. On a top-level ShaderFX is very similar to Unreal or ShaderForge. You drop down texture maps, colors etc. Connect them to recognizable inputs like diffuse, specular, normal etc. Then, if you so desire, you can actually open the groups and look inside. Just like you can do in XSI… -
Re: Skateboard
Hey, nice work, looks really sweet! Spec on the metal looks okay, but as switz says, the scratches don't work exactly, needs to be in the specular more than the diffuse really, to show the sheen of where its the metal has been torn up. Also, 3k+ tris for this is way over what you need, you could achieve that exact look…
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