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Re: Supporting Edges vs Bevels vs Creasing for 3d game art and cinematics?
Thanks for the reply. 1. What use cases would I use creasing for over the other 2 options? It seems to be used for keep certain edges sharp and hard. but by that logic wouldn't it only apply to weapons or props with blades or something sharp? In the reference below, the artist mentioned the high poly is a mix of subD and… -
Supporting Edges vs Bevels vs Creasing for 3d game art and cinematics?
Hi all, I wanted to know what use cases supporting edges, beveling and creasing would be used for 3d modeling. I'm creating a mix of game ready and cinematic models for practice. This is my software setup. In case software version matters. Some people have mentioned certain packages have issues exporting creased assets or… -
Re: Supporting Edges vs Bevels vs Creasing for 3d game art and cinematics?
here we go, this is is all the same mesh from the left with different settings and levels of support applied.1. being the base2. with support geo/quad chamfers3. unaltered creases4. bit of support geo5. fully supported lemme explainsupport loops can carry a lot of stuff such as the flat top in this case as it offsets the… -
Re: Supporting Edges vs Bevels vs Creasing for 3d game art and cinematics?
I am accustomed to use custom and often parallel or perfectly radial on cylindrical forms vertex normals and transfer them to lods . That way it works independent of any topology and through several lod levels usually . Support lops and bevels don't survive through lods very well . Also I often transfer /use same UVs on…
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