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Techniques / Behind The Scenes - Mixing realism and anime aesthetics?
Apologies if this isn't the correct place to ask this, I recently came across the newer cut scenes for DragonBall Xenoverse 2 and I'm completely in love with how they've mixed the more realistic and anime art styles. I was wondering if anyone has found any information related to how they actually went about creating /… -
Re: Techniques / Behind The Scenes - Mixing realism and anime aesthetics?
When it comes to outlines in UE4, how you set it up will depend on how predictable your camera positioning. Setting up a one-size-fits-all solution is hard, which means you'll probably use a mix of different techniques depending on the scene. If you're looking to slap a silhouette outline around individual objects that… -
Re: Techniques / Behind The Scenes - Mixing realism and anime aesthetics?
The shading seems to be the easiest part, it looks like they're using more shading steps than the Guilty Gear Xrd method, which uses only 2 steps (lit or unlit). You can see it on the orange vest there how it has 4 steps, and there's some smoothing on it too? On Guilty Gear Xrd they used the step shader instruction as a… -
Re: Techniques / Behind The Scenes - Mixing realism and anime aesthetics?
Looks to me like a pretty straightforward toon shader on 3d models. Do some research into toon shaders, in the 3d software you prefer. And do some tests. This thread has a lot of very useful discussion on techniques: Convincing 3d that looks like 2d.... Wow -
Re: Techniques / Behind The Scenes - Mixing realism and anime aesthetics?
Thanks for the information, especially the detailed example RN. I'll mess around with some toon shaders in UE or blender and see what I can learn.
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