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Re: [Unity] rock pack WIP
Thanks all, some progress (or not) I finished a tileable texture, but frankly I'm not happy with it, and Its not good enough for the quality I'm targeting so I think i'll redo it again, but here's the screens anyway ! I'm not happy with the shapes & the diffuse, I'll put this one aside for now quick test in unity with a… -
Re: [Unity] rock pack WIP
thanks everyone ! :D @ErichWK I'll try too post some timelaspe to show my process (both for tileable texture & rocks alone) and for my diffuse too. I use mostly trim dynamic & trim smooth border (customized a bit) with some alphas, some clay brushes (with alpha again) I also use a custom insert mesh brush to add some small… -
Re: [Unity] rock pack WIP
Yes, of course in a game or real time environment you should use tileable texture, and in general, the small amount texture as possible. You could use tileable texture applied onto meshes in addition to you terrain, (this is very well done in Skyrim), with some good shader it can be really neat, but in my opinion, you… -
Re: [Unity] rock pack WIP
I prefer the long video with some commentary, but with some good ambient music should be cool too. Strkl; how did you get your normals? Via MRGBZ grabber with standard Normal MatCap? Because it's very strong. Did you try the AO_normal_matcap from pixologic site? Also great diffuse. Unity get this quality down. As always. -
Re: [Unity] rock pack WIP
Very nice! My only suggestion is that if you're looking for a way to add some fine detail, plumose fractures might be the way to go; it kinda looks like you already have some going in the last picture, top-center of the leftmost rock. There are plenty of other kinds of shapes and patterns that you can add in either just…
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