I’m trying to identify the noise used for the edge, not the gradient. This texture was generated by ChatGPT, but ChatGPT could not guide me on how to recreate this effect myself. The edge has a cloudy, wispy, directionless look. What noise or technique is typically used to generate this kind of texture?
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Hi! I'm happy to have finally joined Polycount. One of the reasons I decided to join was to team up with a texture artist or a group to create TF2 items with. I've been working with TF2 for a while to learn the ins and outs of modifying its game content, while also learning how to create 3d models with blender in my spare…
Ah, I thought I had been trying to make the curves more pronounced as preparation before placing edge loops and using turbosmooth. Since the chamfering wasn't working well anyway, I scrapped them (just reloaded an interation before I started chamfering) and got on with doing the triple edge looping. It took a few days on…
Looking good! I reckon definitely cut more polys out of the shoes, remember for a top-down game like League the feet are pretty small on screen and don't need much detail. Look at some wireframes of the actual characters and you'll see what I mean. The ballpark tri-count for the game models seems to be around 6-7k (without…
what i see, is too many edge loops too soon so you end up with a lumpy sort of model. That said id be curious to see how it smooths, because maybe it would look fine. But my main suggestion would be to start with the bare minimum needed to make these shapes. and then add loops and make large adjustments to get it looking…
hey man! if you are going to post only loops you can try gifs, they are lighter and loops forever making it easier to study your last assignment is really good, there is a lot of weight. I would say that it looks a little stiff on some parts, but it is a robot, so it good as it is =] if you post the framerate also will be…
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Hi there!! I am a 3D Artist from Spain, currently living in LA and trying to get into the game or VFX/Animation industry here in US. I specialise in concept design, modeling, texturing and animation and have experience working on a shortfilm (http://fugashortfilm.com/) that has won several awards and been selected in some…