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Re: Nightwalker. DnD 5E Monster Critique
I feel like you're taking too many liberties on the anatomy. I'm not sure what's going on with those legs, but I would reference the let anatomy of an elk and try to match that. Also maybe make the claws and hoofs and horns as separate sub-tools? Your clavicle looks way too weird, the muscles on your neck aren't really… -
Re: colt army revolver 1872
Hey, what I meant by wire-frame was literally just some screenshots of the window your working in with edges turned on - not necessarily a render. This render is a little clearer though so one thing I'd point out for now is the ends of the barrel and ejection rod or whatever its called look like the smoothing is going a… -
Re: UV editing & mesh deforms
Pssh.... you think you got problems... I run into all sorts of nightmares particularly when you got the Normal map people telling you to keep uv chunks as linear as possible (like in your first example). Then you got the other half telling you to Relax everything which ends up looking like your second example. Here's what… -
Re: Character - Bagwis (Assassin's Creed Fan Art)
That's rather gorgeous. My only criticism is the tattoos, which look like paint. Possibly an artifact of sharpness and saturation, and definitely of colour. I'd go for an authentic tattoo look myself, and soften both colour and line. Also, tattoo inks are generally not dark brown, even the natural ones used around the… -
Re: Leadwerks engine sample level design: The Zone
@Matroskin Yeah, that damage is more from a firefight of some kind rather than just age or the usual weather wear. I'm going to keep tweaking it though. :) I based the concrete/re-bar supports off of this image: @ArticaNova83 - That's one of the default trees that comes with the Leadwerks engine. They're just placeholders… -
Re: Blade Runner 2049 ( SPOILERS ! )
I just saw it last night, it was beautiful and well crafted and I would recommend seeing it but I also have to say I found it unremittingly bleak and not a particularly inspiring story. Also spoiler: at the end why cant wallace just track officer k down on gps or track the vehicle that sank in the sea and retrieve its data… -
Re: recent works of Darcy Korch
I had the great pleasure of working with Naughty Dog again, this time remotely through Sony San Diego. I was brought in very early to the Last of Us, and was so entirely stoked for the idea of this game. Like always it was a blast working with this group of people, and as you all know, the game came out amazing! If you saw… -
Re: SpitFire Plane - need some c&c needs improvements
the-blueprints.com is indeed the best place to get them. seeing as you have to start again anyway, let me give you some tips. you built the body of your plane out of 1 solid mesh. It is fine to use multiple seperate meshes. this should make some things a lot easier. also, look into using curves to easily create smooth… -
Re: I am the only one who notice the stagnation in 3d software development!
Because *if* your goal is to make the asset run on a mobile platform that requires small textures, *then* you'd be stuck because you couldn't use any tiling/trim sheets. Again I am not saying that this is the case for all games - see Rage for instance. Basically people have two choices : 1 - Relying on potential,… -
Re: ..... review
I'm in agreement with Joe, work harder at each piece and don't worry about moving on to the next one. At this rate, you are going to end up with a portfolio full of half finished mediocre pieces when you could have had a good portfolio with several really strong pieces. If you need motivation, here it is: Would you rather…
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