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Re: Trimsheet Question
Firstly, @ZacD thank you for you clarification now i've another question that is related to that: Currently, I'm participating in the bimonthly challenge on Polycount and working on this environment: link of the concept: (https://www.artstation.com/artwork/QzxGL3) Is it better to use tiling material instead of a trimsheet… -
Trimsheet Question
Hi everyone, I'm working with trimsheets for the first time and have a few questions: * How can I maintain a consistent texel density with my UV shell? My object often ends up being too large, so I have to rescale my UV maps significantly each time to fit the trim. * How should I use horizontal tiling if my UV island is… -
Re: Trimsheet Question
Personally, in this case, I would opt to use a tileable material for the walls, combining it with vertex painting to blend two or three different materials. This would help break up the repetitive tiling pattern. I would incorporate variations of these stones, including some that are more worn, dirty, or partially covered… -
Re: Trimsheet Question
Generally trim sheets tile horizontally. It's one of those weird things you'll probably model and create at the same time, at least with a quick blockout. Once the trim sheet is done you can make more models quickly that take advantage of it. You don't NEED a block or model to start a trim sheet, but it helps me figure how…
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