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How can I achieve this faded concrete paint effect with vertex blending?
Hello Polycount, I have been looking for a solution to this for a little while now, basically i need to find a way to achieve this faded paint on concrete effect as shown in the image above with vertex blending. I know the typical approach for texture blending is to use a Height-map as a Blend-mask, but since the concrete… -
Re: Study Group - Environment
These look like asbestos tiles attached to a concrete 1 way slab (it has concrete beams cast into it) -
Re: Mayan Skatepark
No one has mentioned the fact that a concrete company bought it, but there's wooden ramps. Usually concrete parks are all concrete and metal, since they're usually outdoors. That's my only crit that hasn't been said already though. I'd love to skate that place =D -
Re: Personal Project for my Portfolio
This is the wooden/concrete counter. I still need to finish the concrete part and the glass is not final yet. The wooden window in the back has to be finished also. -
Re: Roadblock
thanks! Made the rust some darker, also added rust stains on the concrete and the conrete is more grayish so it looks more like concrete. -
Re: Concrete Wall
I think the rods inside the concrete slabs are almost twice as thick as they should be but I am not sure what size the concrete block actually is? -
Re: Trying to replicate a brushstroke mask for vertex paint in Unreal
ill point you towards the example I put in this thread. . Same basic problem. https://polycount.com/discussion/235311/how-can-i-achieve-this-faded-concrete-paint-effect-with-vertex-blending#latest -
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