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Re: Mole420 Art Thread
Right got the low poly toolbox finished today didn't have as much time as planned today and this thing was a pain in the ass to bake kept getting annoying errors. But think im calling the low poly done for now, its exactly 1000 tris which is higher than planned but it just didnt look good when the clips where all baked… -
Re: WIP UE4 : Underground Club : Final Major Project
You wouldn't need to change geo really appart from the edge adding another chamfer to support a little thickness. If you're pushed for time dw about it just remember for next character, or as a quick fix just extend another edge loop by the thickness of the fabric. All fabric has thickness and usually ends in some hem/seam… -
Re: Dota 2 - Workshop Thread
So I would do something like this, let the normal do the work on a card like this, and you can pull middle point of the leaf thing to have some more height on it, but this alone could save a 100+ tris, you can also collapse more edges around the model like i have shown, and the green points show more collapse points I did… -
Re: WIP Shiva FinalFantasy XIV
Looking solid now with the enlarged headpiece and the deets are coming along great, nice subtle forms in the trims. Maybe to save time you could do a 'loaf' with alpha'd tips for the large forms of the hair and support that with alpha strips to add extra detail? I've never tried doing that though and it might be more… -
Re: art test wip (update: with reflection map ?)
[ QUOTE ] definitely am on the same page here as flewda on the grill being normal mapped. i also think you could get away with normal mapping the back and side windows as the trim really doesn't peel away from the sides and with the extra geo [/ QUOTE ] It's always going to look better modeled, in a situation like this,… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly ENVIRONMENT ART Challenge | January - February (64)
I changed my approach to doing trims. Instead of making the trim first, guessing what I needed, I roughly blocked out the model and just used different color strips to get an idea of what I needed and how big the strips needed to be. This way helps a lot with texel density too as you're making it for a 1:1 size with the… -
Low poly baking issues (NEW)
Hello, recently decided to move on with texturing some assets so I thought I'd start with the most simple... however, it seems like ran into an issue right from the get go :( there's this horrible 'pinching' at the 4 ring bevels on the body. below are the lo poly (with UV map and sharp seams), and the high poly both shown… -
Re: (Finished)(UE4) Studio
Hey, everyone! Hope all of you enjoyed your weekend! Here is an update on my project. Created the Trimsheet for the wood furniture in Maya, Zbrush and substance painter. Tim Simpson's video (Polygon Academy) of TRIM TEXTURE TUTORIAL helped me so much to understand how to make a Trimsheet. I created several material… -
Re: Exploring the Asterix and Obelix World in 3D
The table top looks thicker than the reference. Also, given the overall crude construction, I'd expect the individual planks to be visible. The reference looks to have 3 planks. The bench legs look a bit too refined - in the original, they're just straight planks, without the taper or bend in yours. Also, one side of the… -
Re: [FINISHED] Soaring Seas - The Floating Town of Little Neptune
Hey all, long time no post. I've still been plugging away at this. I attempted to use the 'ultimate trim' technique for a few of my assets, however I went far too intense in my normal maps and didn't have the 45-degree angle bevels needed to help disguise the harsh 90-degree angles on the models that use the trim textures.…
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