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Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 8
I spent about 2 hours trying to make that cloth tutorial. My recording software was fucking up. Esentially. Make a mesh, vertex paint it, black is the areas that do not move, white does, make sure it's in vertex color channel. Apply a Crytek shader in max, MAKE SURE PHYSICALIZE IS CHECKED. Then you need to rotate it to the… -
Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 8
A Max to Cryengine cloth tutorial would be awesome. -
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Wish i could find a cloth tutorial with maya :( , the "convert from max to maya" failed. My cloth ... in not acting "clothish" -
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AlexCatMasterSupreme , if you could point me to a maya - cryengine cloth tutorial (creation in maya, seting up in cryengine) i would be gratefull Thanks and good fun everybody Btw, i'm in :D -
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@Broken_Lawnmower Thanks man, whew where do I start? The material took 2-3 hours to do was following a tutorial from 3dmotive.com. This is my material setup and my god, this is insane. Sorry for crap quality, imgur was down... -
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i'll try to participate in this challenge. very interesting and got new stuffs. especially the plastic curtain. I was looking for tutorials i found one which is really great for 3ds max. hope someone make use of it. http://howto.apu.re/videos/vizu-how-to-model-a-curtain-in-3ds-max-with-cloth-modifier/ -
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No worries. If and when you can, it will be a huge help. Yeah, been a bit confusing but now that I've got the Max exporter tool on the go it seems really efficient. Just gonna go find myself a basic Max - CE3 pipeline tutorial. I've been hoping and requesting for months that 3DMotive would provide something on CE3 basics. -
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@ joshschmitt - First of all. It's Looking good. Secondly - Bonus Noob Question! I'm currently trying to work through a series of HP-modelling tutorials. In the case of your bridge section, is the reason for creating a high poly model to achieve 'smooth' or 'better' edges in your normal map after baking. Can't explain… -
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@ Baron Flame: 1: Exactly. You can do the retopology in zBrush, too, but I prefer bringing it back to my modeling software and doing it there. If your sculpt has a lot of polys, you can use a lower subdivision level, as long as the silhouette is right :) 2: I don't have a lot of time right now to look for videos, but you… -
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@ joshschmitt: I don't know if I completely understand your problem, could you maybe post a screenshot or describe your workflow a little closer? If you're using zBrush, this tutorial helped me a lot to understand how to add some minor damages: http://eat3d.com/free/zbrush_stone That wouldn't need any retopo at all. You…
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