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Re: Crappy progress dump
Smaller update. Got past my Xnormal problem and finished (maybe) the baseboard model I was working on. Created a basic high poly in zbrush and overlayed another normal in PS to create the appearance of a rough wood surface. The diffuse was created by layering cavity and convexity maps over my basic wood texture and then… -
Re: Crappy progress dump
Did a new tiling brick texture, first was a little too noisy. Once again, not very sure about the spec and gloss map. order: diffuse, normal, spec, gloss The normal feels a bit shallow but I don't think I can do anything about that without rounding out the bricks. Any and all critique, suggestions, tips and what-have-you,… -
Re: Crappy progress dump
Planned to post more, unfortunately I ran into many technical problems. For whatever reason whenever I tried to bake the high poly sculpt in Xnormal it would bake my low poly onto my low poly instead--I've never ran into that problem, not sure what or why it did that but I wasted more time than I should have trying to… -
Re: Crappy progress dump
Thanks a lot Kimon! I'll definitely try to put more time into her. I realized my first texture post wasn't very easy to critique , give how little information I actually included, hopefully this one will be easier. I whipped together a wood texture in photoshop and zbrush using an image I found on cgtextures. I was going… -
Re: Crappy progress dump
@thepapercut, thanks a lot for the kind words! Believe me, I have an entire folder of junk that I would never, ever, let anyone see. When I approach anything I try to have a benchmark for whats good (usually work by pro which I can compare and contrast my piece to). If my final result can't compare in any way or if I get…
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