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Re: (Finished) Research Outpost - Unreal Engine 5 Environment
Hey everyone! :) Just finished up this project created in Unreal Engine 5. This one ended up being more challenging than I initially expected, especially when it came to getting materials like snow/frost to read correctly and working with decals. That said, I learned a ton throughout the process and I’m really happy with… -
Re: Is This How a Normal Map Should Look or Am I Doing Something Wrong?
Hello, Besides all the technical details about baking well-covered above by @Fabi_G (as always !), I think you are going down a weird rabbit hole with this model. It certainly looks very clean and detailed, but it also looks a lot like something that has been crafted with a CAD-like mindset of trying to put each and every… -
Re: I got my dream computer. Here's how that went bad for me
UPDATE: I have an update! SUBHEAD: Unexpected Pitfalls So I got sick of microslop's shit for the very last time in November of last year. I didn't post on microslop's forums that I was switching to linux, and then keep using microslop's products. I just did a buncha research about which distro would be best for me and… -
Re: How to AAA skill?
This i hear happens monthly: https://polycount.com/discussion/238326/the-bi-monthly-environment-art-challenge-march-april-101#latest so i suppose you could go backwards and on your own time do some of the stuff that interests you, no matter how small and eventually make a scene of all of it, perhaps? Practice makes… -
Re: Baking Artifacts That Disappear When Moving the Mesh
I assume this long triangle shading gradient isn't in hi poly mesh . But it could be if its sub-div model . Most probably although it's low poly model . Easy fix would be just fixing vertex normals/ split normals or whatever they are called in your software. Here I fixed the gradients by just putting Weighted normals… -
Re: Halo Reach - Art Dump - Jesse Hall
Awesome work Jesse, some great attention to detail there. Unless you want me to create my own thread and have this one all to yourself, which is totally cool, I should be able to dump all my Environment work tomorrow. -
Re: Fall Baptiste - Overwatch Fan Skin
@Kanga Thank you for your feedback! I will do some more body studies with sculpting. If you can could you tell me what exactly seems off? Or is it all of it? The sweater was planned from the start so maybe I should do more folds/clothes studies if it seems off. I was trying to do a skin like these more casual/formal wear… -
Re: Portfolio- Ali Khalil
First of all, Greetings salutations and welcome to the Polycount; Here you will find tips tricks and crits to fine tune your 2d / 3d art skills. As for the critiques; You got the grounds for it. You are able to provide the rendered model, your texturing and modeling is good, but its all on the basic level, it is not… -
Re: need critique on my work and some good pointers
There are things that can assist you. The wiki has everything you need, and a whole lot more: wiki. I put some stuff below that might help. Some of these points dont relate directly to your work above but are general to keep in mind. 1/ Anatomy: That is really the first thing with figures. A good practice is to start your… -
Re: Tom's Journey Into Animation Part 1 - The Bouncing Ball
What you're working with here are the laws of physics. You can figure out, formulaically, how long an object will take to fall from a certain height, how high it will bounce back up, how many times it will bounce, and how long all of these events take. Fortunately, we don't have to do all that math. We can fake it. Making…
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