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Re: Free Blender 3D Tutorials on YouTube
Share a way to make pixel art using Blender 3D model. Happy sharing and hope this helps. #blender #3D #pixelized #cgian #tutorial watch here, https://youtu.be/vjys2eNZNnE -
Re: Normal Map edge padding 'streaks'
Doing bakes with no AA and then adding padding after the fact just seems like a waste of time to me honestly. I've never had an issue with pixel padding, as was clear from this thread, the issue was totally unrelated(missed rays). When you get missed rays, the baker treats that as null space, and from the edges of all of… -
Re: Trying to figure out how this large asset was textured...
It would not solve the pixelation of the color and other textures. Also, detail normal isn't just a magical solution to low res. Imagine a polished wooden plank floor texture for example. The normal of the planks would be flat because of the polish. When viewing the material from close, the color and other details would… -
Re: script creation challenge. no AWESOME PRIZES
sounds like vector shape to pixel rasterization. You figure first out the pixels (or blocks in your case) do fit within the vector shape. After that one tries to find rectangular clusters of them with 1 pixel spacing between them. You didn't really clarify what those clusters are, like if they really were the maximum… -
Re: Are these UVs good?
This method works well. From the wiki: Visual Packing Guide If you want a visual guide when creating your UVs, one easy way to see the spacing is to use a checker as the background image in your UV editor, with each checker square set to the padding width. For example to get a 4-pixel-wide checker on a 512x512 image, tile… -
Re: Bad Neighbourhood
Like others have said your scaling on some of these textures is way off. Even if you are going to box map a metal texture to an object you still don't want to skew that texture. The freeway overpass is a good example of that. I think more importantly you need to watch your pixel density and set a standard for the piece.… -
Re: Games Polygon count in the future?
This is actually not true for tangent-space normalmaps. As the name suggests tangent space is "tangential" to the geometry, but that orientation must come from somewhere. The vectors required for tangent space with which the normalmap vectors are then "rotated" into proper orientation, are coming from vertex interpolation,… -
Re: any spriters here?
Graphics Gale is great for a traditional pose to pose workflow, but Image Ready has far superior editing tools. I've used both in production, GraphicsGale for blocking in motion/fine tuning palettes, and IR to polish up the assets/ping pong between Photoshop, color balance with other assets, etc. Here's some pixel work… -
Re: How do you deal with color bleeding through...
it's possible to paint textures and map them pixel-perfect. You just have to be careful. Though i don't know why you'd *need to keep these bits of the UV bang together. The main reason would be for efficient tri-stripping (every time you break verts for mapping it breaks the tri-strip), but you've already broken that by… -
Re: [UE4] Game prototype: 'Detached'
Love the colors! I'm not 100% sure on the pixelated style though. I know what you are going for but it feels like there's a big disparity between the pixelated and non pixelated stuff. The cloud, fog and trees are on the extreme (minecraft) side of things whilst your buildings and vehicles are really clean and feature a…
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