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Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
Clay tubes to bulk up forms and standard + smooth per's way to refine and add tight details is how i sculpt, it's a pretty natural way to work. Normals look sweet, diffuse and, naturally, spec, needs work. Break up those highlights as much as possible. -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
Tried to improve the diffuse and specular, I think it looks nicer. Nowhere near what I'd call complete, but since this was mostly for testing sake, I think I'll leave it be and move on now. Of course, every time I say something like that, it ends up being untrue... :femme: -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
very cool! could you post a link to that model? ;) . and the tutorial? what alpha do you use for the clay brush? i played with it today and still need to figure out the "correct"(e.g. working) options. your diffuse-only is improving quickly! EDIT: found the model :D -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
Health tank models. Not quite finished, but close since I more or less have how I want them to look finished. Pushing to get some more advanced rendering techniques- at least those of Q3 era shaders- for models, but as-is the best I can do for these is a diffuse map. Should I get something more advanced, I'm aiming to get… -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
It'd probably be a good idea to show a picture of the seam problem and of the UVs. I imagine someone would be able to diagnose from that straight away. Have you tried grabbing the normals with xNormal? Any difference? For the diffuse and spec; you could reUV the problem area, and put the fix back into your original map.… -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
I'll look at putting him back together. Next paragraph is rambling about zbrush mostly, so most people should ignore it since I have half a clue what I'm talking about and less what I'm doing. The only problem is right now there are a few issues rendering the normals (there's a reason I keep showing him from that angle),…
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