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Re: My car thread - low to mid poly cars
@sacboi so its a bit tricky at times, but in involved using weighted normals modifier in blender. Also you can use face normal strength, so where there is a bevel, get rid of the hard edges and set the bevel face strength to weak, the bigger faces to strong. I will dig out the tutorial on you tube, but its a pretty cool… -
Re: My car thread - low to mid poly cars
so i found a nice car shader tutorial from Christopher 3d https://youtu.be/f0y8yOmJgd8I used it on my truck works best on the green bit I think -
Re: My car thread - low to mid poly cars
getting around the problem with adding panels to low poly meshes using edge split, soldify and bevel. So of course this technique is non destructive. lots of tutorials on this on You Tube -
Re: My car thread - low to mid poly cars
Hey, no probs.It just dawned on me over the last few months that people were using these kind of techniques more and more. It's kind fo fun to be doing low poly modelling again, even had to do some edge turning :/ I started my first car in 2002 and because I could n't make it look good I gave up on it. I am starting to…
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