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Rust - True Detective fan art
It's been more than a year since last time I made a personal artwork, as family and daily work keep me super busy. :lol: This is my attempt to create a realistic portrait of Rust Cohle, the main character of the great American TV show "True Detective". It took me nearly two months of my spare time to make this, the base… -
Best Practices : Profiler data UE4 ?
I'm curious about what other people and studios do to create the most seamless and useful way to gather and share profiling data from UE4. Above and beyond just running say the GPU profiler from inside the editor. Is there best practices for saving data from the build and reviewing that data? Are you saving your data to… -
Re: What's the best GPU for Blender Cycles?
Most 3d apps can support gpu rendering through other rendering tools, Maya has FurryBall for example. Any newer Nvidia card will work well. There's no best card, just the best for your budget. If you are doing large and complex scenes, the amount of vram your card has becomes a lot more important. -
What would be my best option for optimum performance of my character mesh
To start off, I am currently working on a bunch of 3d Doom monsters from the original doom games. I am well informed that today's tech can handle millions of polys at one time on the screen, but with that said, I am doing my best to have my characters generally have only 3000 to 10000 polys (15000 for exceptional rare… -
Best Solution for Texture Tiling Too Much?
Hey guys, just have a quick question for ya. I have a wall in my UE4 scene that I made a substance texture for. The walls are modular so when I place them next to each other the pattern of the tiling texture is easily visible. To fix this, is it best to make a 2nd version of the texture with different parameters and then… -
What programs are best for texturing low-poly models?
I've heard of several programs where you can texture directly onto the model, like ZBrush, Sculptris, 3D Coat, etc. I'd always just used Photoshop in the past but it's such a pain. What programs are there to choose from in this regard, and which are best? I'm looking to do low-poly modeling for fun, but I'm curious in… -
Question : Best way to practice ?
hi everyone ! I can't find the master thread for this kind of noob questions, so I created a new one I'm a self-learnner and I've passed through the basic process of modeling and texturing for games. Now I'm so excited to practice more and more . . . I've found so many awesome concept art on DA, CGhub, . . .. but I think… -
Re: How to set best occlusion in xnormal?
The best thing to do is to just set things to low quality baking, and test different numbers... What works for me: Increase model size (hi and low) to 3-5 (unless your model is very large/you want it to bake in the size it was made) 256 rays, rarely more Distribution - uniform Bias 0.08 Angle can be anywhere between 160 to… -
Re: Sniper
This week I wrapped up the full blockout and I’m just about done with the high poly. I modeled the scope, the stand, and the rest of the smaller components to really help bring the sniper together as a complete piece. I also pulled in a bunch of real-world references while working on it. For some parts — like the scope,… -
Re: Texturing a simple static mesh; I just can't figure this out :(
1) When you are finishing your model, everything should be attached as 1 piece. (don't actually model everything together, but just use the attach button in max). And so the model will have 1 UV map. -If you are doing more complex objects, you will leave everything separate, unwrap every piece, and then attach them…
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