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Re: Breeched Firestation UDK Environment
Hey man, Been following your blog for a while. I have to say I liked the version you did that had some stickers on, made it feel like it had actually been used. Also maybe some coffee cup stains on the surface mite look nice. look forward to see what you do with this :) -
Re: Teach me
When creating clothes in Z, you'll get a much cleaner mesh to work off if you use the retopo tool with "thickness" turned on than you do by extracting directly from the surface of a mesh. I'll agree with Metalliandy on the Eat3d ZBrush DVDs. They're invaluable, even if you've already got a decent understanding of the… -
Re: An Angle Puzzle?
Hello again. Here's the original image by Jocose. Here the surface is curved, so I guess that triangles along the edge is out of the question? Would it be best to approach this like Sync showed in the other example, I'd have thought it's be hard to keep a continuous curve? If anyone's up for showing it modeled correctly,… -
Re: 40k Orc Head
To start off, you picked the html code, and not the img code, use the code to include images in a post. It looks a bit bubblely, add another subdivide and try out other brushes to create a solid surface. maybe some hard edges here and there to give it some more character. i posted the img for you, and welcome :) -
Re: 3D Artist Feedback Portfolio
I appreciate the creature designs. The variance from serious/menacing to playful shows a strong range within that segment. What I feel like is immediately missing is some sense of character related prop work. You have some on Skeech, but I'd like more. Items that prove your hard surface design, etc. -
Re: How can I build BMW 750iL in Fusion 360 ? I need guidance
I appreciate your enthusiasm but I'd learn some basics first to avoid frustration. For the main body itself I'd start with the mesh tools. It's like sub-d modeling with nurbs/t-splines and is great for curved surfaces. Then you can convert to a solid and use the boolean/filleting tools for lights, wheel arches, etc. -
Re: DDO texturing with seams
well materials won't magically match at UV seams. So if you're just applying a material across a surface you'll get these seams. Also possible that your normal map has its green channel in Y-, 3do uses Y+. Also looks like you're using legacy dDo when dDo2 is in beta..? -
Re: Kartoon Soldier
Yeah Zac, I am gonna add more detail in the lowpoly tomorrow, that and the extra joint segments MoP suggested. More colour also. Thanks peeps, your feedback is priceless. ^_^ @conte: First off, thanks for taking the time to write your oppinion, but the plan has always been to experiment with toony shapes and realistic… -
Re: Ceiling mounted turret
what do you mean with functional ? Like rigged functional or realistic modeling ? Its "believable" Id say, the suspension and the cannon make sense at the surface atleast. I just forgot some oil pipes it seems Hm i think the background is not lighted yellow enough, I guess I remove the car from the image. -
Re: Cooljay's Progress Thread
Stop using any smoothing on your characters. The only time you ever need to smooth like that is for sculpting in zbrush, not for this. Anything hard surface you can mesh smooth but not the characters body at all. if your low poly does not smooth well, then its your fault and you can't try and cover it up with smoothing.
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