Search
-
Re: [WIP] Winterizer - Ratchet and Clank
@Neox Ok, I get ya, but I mean, the normal map transfered pretty well, and I have been hoping into the side view to see how it looks so all is well so far. I get what you mean now about the wider edges. I'm keeping them as wide as I can without loosing too much definition. thanks for the input. @harricool yeah, I know, I… -
Re: please I need software creating geometry image
Greetings and Salutations; Congratulations, you have discovered the internet. Formats depend on what you really want to do with 3d model that you will create in 3d software. For example: .OBJ extension is what we use for transferring the 3d model between the 3d modeling softwares, If you want to plug the model in to a code… -
Re: An Office Scene
I currently wish I had a camera so I could show my sketch. Anyway, I am currently wondering, should I finish the rest of the high poly models and then do low poly and bake or should I transfer what I currently have? I don't have a full plan on how many props will be added as I feel that a more cluttered office would… -
Re: Merging meshes in Zbrush
You could Dynamesh/Remesh at a lower resolution. If you go the dynamesh route, do it on a duplicate subtool. Don't worry about getting all the detail from the head transferred over; if need be you can turn off dynamesh afterwards, subdivide it once or twice, and then project the detail from the old tool back to the new one… -
Re: In need of some help with normal mapping!
Unless it's really heavy you can get great results rendering the maps in maya through T Transfer Maps. Think I've loaded 8m polygon sculpts or more into Maya. If it's heavy to do things in maya after the mesh is loaded you can hide the high poly - it will still bake the maps correctly. You should probably consider adding… -
Re: Practice - Shotgun - M37
I was having simular issues aswell but i am getting good results now using maya's transfer map feature. I made 4 corrections to my workflow: 1/ If your using tangent space normals, open up hipershade window and check that the bump projection node is set to tangent space normals as its usualy set to bump by default. 2/… -
Re: Uncharted 2's Tile-able textures created in zbrush by
I'm guessing the vines would be the same principal, just instead of using cubes for bricks you can form them out quickly with zspheres. Just shape them out, move/transpose into position, drop to the canvas, and ~ the thing until you see it's seam. Then add a new vine that twists around/overlaps to hide the seam, drop and… -
Re: [Riot Art Contest] - FemCharles
Reply by future-fiction · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Art Contest› Riot Art Contest - Environment ArtWaa, it looks awesome! The sculpt transferred really well into low poly! I really love the crystal, they really feel like they're glowing. As far as crits go, I feel like the whole thing needs a bit more top down AO so the forms can read a bit better - I did a paintover, I think mine goes over the top but hopefully it gets… -
Re: [ TIP ] Handpaint normal maps with less effort
Yeah, I tried my best to communicate to the various texture painters I was supporting at 38 that this was a VERY particular workflow to the project, and that we adopted it due to style, pipeline order-of-operations, and, similar to Justin's situation, speed. (it's faster and easier than it looks at first glance...honest!).… -
Re: What website, resource, or school was responsible for you first getting into games?
Great thread idea! I would love to hear how people got where they are and why. 1. For me it was Wings3d tutorials and a bit of the old eatpoo.com art forum. In high school I landed an internship at a local animation studio just by teaching myself how to model assets. Back then that was enough. Also, the producer at my…
>9305 results