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Warhammer Axe WIP
Hello polycount! This is my first time posting here, and I am excited to finally be joining the community. This is the first piece of art I have worked on in a few months, and I look forward to hearing what you all think. I chose the following Axe design from: http://www.warhammeronline.com/conceptart/index.php My aim for… -
The Big Lebowski Revisited [WIP]
Hey, guys, long time no see. So I decided to go back and revisit my old models, the main trio from The Big Lebowski. I modeled the Dude, Walter, and Donny as part of my senior portfolio in 2008. After almost 4 years I decided I don't like the way they look anymore, so I'm updating them. The plan is that they end up Wii… -
Re: Maya to photoshop workflow question
@JadeEyePanda @Eric Chadwick I've no problem creating maps like normal, AO etc. What I want is how to create the diffuse map in photoshop (I mean how do i start it). Well, after UVing the low poly version and after I bake out the normal map for the low poly version, I take it to photoshop. I've the UV of the low poly… -
Re: Question from the p3d.in team
Generally you're either going to go with a cubemap or a spheremap. Usually a cubemap for realtime stuff. Tricks for importing cubemap images can help quality, such as making sure you 'clamp' the image (so it doesn't repeat) and either disabling mip-maps entirely or at least setting the mip maps to bordered mip maps (so… -
Re: The Monthly CHARACTER Challenge | January 2015 | Cocoa Girl
@ultramedia: I ran into that while sculpting. I usually set the crotch lower, too. Also, it's a good idea to not have the thighs be shorter than the calves, I think. :) I've set up a second version of her with no shading at all (diffuse only) to help me with previewing my textures. I've been wondering: Is there an easy way… -
Re: Blended normals hack for fake SSS
Sounds interesting. Please do get back to me if you come up with something nice. Regarding this method it does not use multiple normals maps. From what I can tell the extra cost compared to not using it is one extra diffuse light calculation and one float3 lerp. What you essentially do is calculate light for diffuse light… -
Re: Game Artist Portfolio site
BTW i did that, and even closed the tab then opened it when i saw that post. As for your art... i take it that you want to be a character artists? At this point i don't see anything that wows me. You REALLY need to work on your diffuse texturing skills. All i see on your models are flat colors with overlays of rot. Make… -
Re: SUITE 2.0 status update!
It's really easy to bake a colour map in Blender. 1. For BI - apply a standard material to your high poly with the colour ID value as diffuse colour (of course you can use multiple materials per object) - bake "texture" from your high to low poly 2. For Cycle - apply a material to your high poly with either diffuse, gloss… -
Re: Should i be working in PBR from now on?
Nearly all PBR systems use IBL. There is no such thing as a "dielectric metal", those two properties are mutually exclusive. Raw metals are never dialectic or insulators. It's important to remember that you're representing the top layer of a material. So a metal with that is coated with plastic/rubber, painted, or oxidized… -
Re: UE4 Tiling Rock Wall
This, exactly. I never said the texture I posted was a work of art, just a quick 2 minute fix to show how he can strip more lighting information out. I would agree that it looks flat and even plain ugly - surprise, your diffuse may not look as amazing when going through a PBR workflow! Your normal, height and AO (separate…
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