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Re: Jesses Props
Remember that a lot of detail doesn't need to be there, at all. It can be done via local maps. Your phone booth for example, I find it highly odd that you insist on modelling the numbers, the coin slot, the return coin lever and indents, yet you clearly have some harsh curves on the actual model itself...? Looking at the… -
Re: Jesses Props
I think it could be optimised though. for example, the wheel doesn't need to be detailed like that, the normal map should bring out enough detail. Try making the wheel flat and save yourself a ton of polygons. Also, the hookup could do with losing so much detail. 2688 is a lot of polygons for an item that won't really get… -
Re: Jesses Props
the weathering on these look good but alot of them lack edge work. Att the moment i see too much straigh perfect lines. And the lack of edgework can give your model a lack of definition. i did a quick paintover to show you Dont go overboard but edge highlights can help give your textures a little more form and makes it… -
Re: Jesses Props
Looking better. Both the rear and front sites are lacking a tremendous amount of detail. Even if they are flat, there is no scratches (except for the overlay you used) and the normal map doesn't even seem to exist there (making the edges look softer than 90 degrees, etc). And the front site is just black (as is the piece… -
Re: Jesses Props
To be honest, I think none of those bricks/rocks look good. They're too randomly lumpy in normalmapping, and have no really interesting shape, just very... rounded all over. Besides the specular seems to be off on a wild trip So I assume these are supposes to be some big natural stone based blocks. Err like the pyramid…
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