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Re: Character - Bandit (Hand painted textures)
Cheers Grunt! Tri count is 4910 btw Thanks Baj, look forward to seeing the progress on your latest work -
Re: Game design (and art) and audience compitency
This is a misconception: that there are casual games, and hardcore games. In reality there is depth and there is ease of use and they are NOT mutually exclusive. The great money making game companies have bridged this gap. My question is, why can't your friend pick up your game? Is the camera hard to navigate because it's… -
Re: Answered: Multicoloured squares when painting
First thing I checked the graphics driver but yes I'm on the latest. I'm using cs5 but I also downloaded a demo of CC and the problem is there in both. My Pc specs: Windows 7 64-bit, Intel core I7-4930k @3.40GHz, 1080 GTX, 32 gig of RAM, 255gb SSD with 70gb free space. here is a video of it in action… -
Re: How do YOU do chromatic aberration?
The lens correct method is the easiest, and as others have mentioned, it looks best when you dont really notice it is there.... CA is becoming the new lens flare for renders in a lot of ways. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/499159/m7render02.jpg Also, channel offseting isn't really the "correct" way to do it, if we're talking… -
Re: FAQ: How u make dem mats? Hands-on mini-tuts for making materials and texturing
Sorry for the late reply, yeah, that's almost entirely in the roughness map. Heres the scene and textures: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/499159/lenscontent.zip -
Re: Music You've Made
Makkon: Thanks for listening! Glad you like it :) Yeah I've been on a nostalgic 80s synthwave kick lately hehe. And yes, I also hate how the reposts don't look different than your own tracks. I should actually write them about changing this. You have some pretty cool orchestral tracks! Nice job! What sample libraries do… -
Re: Why do things look darker when wet? Translate to PBR?
If you want to represent the roughness of the lower layer and the smoothness of the water covering it, the best way to do that would be to use a shader that allows a second layer of additive reflectivity. Bonus points if your shader allows you to use a separate normal map as well. Here's an example scene showing just that… -
Re: Creases n' edges n' happy times in mudbox.
Well the first problem with this is: Good topology for lowpoly models, and good topology for sculpting are two different things. For your lowpoly, you want to optimize it to use geometry for silhouette changes, and joints for animation. For sculpting, you want even sized, square quads to avoid stretching when you sculpt.… -
Re: Old time telephone
good start man , :D , here is some link can help you http://www.philipk.net/tutorials/materials/materials.html http://vimeo.com/4976913 << texturing a canon good luck -
Re: Renderman will soon be free of use !
Free or not, renderman isn't for the faint of heart if you really want to get the most out of it. /edit.. still it's pretty cool that they're doing it. /edit again... what I find just as interesting is the commercial price will drop to $495
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