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1. Re: Tech Artist - What are you working on: FOREVER Edition!

   

   Reply by Biscuit · Jun 2014 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Not sure if this is the place to ask for quick advice, but it is the project I'm currently working on. I'm working on figuring out taking my Hi-Res Sculpt and making it into something usable in a game. Right now I'm hung up on transferring maps from the zBrush sculpt to the Maya Model. So far I have the basic process…

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   Reply by nyx702 · Mar 2013 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Hey guys. Just wanted to pimp my Zscript tutorial that just released. I teamed up with the guys at Eat3D and made a 4 hour tutorial on scripting in Zbrush. No need to be a smarty-pants-programmer to learn Zscripting. It's very easy to learn. The tutorial starts with an introduction and goes through the process of making a…

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   Reply by paradoxical-pixel · Jul 2015 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Hi, all. There's some really interesting stuff going down in this thread ― as always! I've made a tutorial on implementing MatCaps in Unreal Engine 4. It's probably not the most useful thing to have in a game engine, but I thought it would be a worthwhile endeavour non-the-less. [ame]…

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   Reply by EmAr · May 2013 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Texripper looks awesome! I made a mini-tutorial about radial texture coordinates in UDK. It is pretty useful for VFX stuff and filling the screen with deformed Greentooths :P [ame=" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=emaqkdhARmw"]UDK radial texture coordinates tutorial - YouTube[/ame]

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   Reply by paradoxical-pixel · Jul 2015 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Thank you for providing a simpler implementation. I was in the middle of developing an advanced MatCap system (that orients the texture toward an arbitrary point-light) when I shot the tutorial. I should have simplified my approach for the tutorial, but evidently didn't. Thanks again for your comment. :thumbup:

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   Reply by APiotrW · Aug 2019 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   I want to make a super simple crowd “sim” all in one material. First test: (all one mesh, one material, no textures, used Vertex Colors, UV0, UV1) Resources: Basemesh from Polycount Wiki (http://wiki.polycount.com/wiki/File:Basemesh_arshlevon_shoes.obj) Got inspired by this…

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   Reply by Eric Chadwick · Feb 2013 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Nice tutorial! Filter Forge is indeed awesome. Another example: http://filterforge.com/filters/1479.html

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   Reply by mLichy · Nov 2011 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   That's really cool. How are you going about that? Using any documents/tutorials, or just from previous knowledge?

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   Reply by Drew++ · Jul 2013 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

   Physically Based Lighting viewport shader for 3DS Max in the works! Still screwing around with different BRDFs and whatnot. Coming soon! And a tutorial on asset creation! :D

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    Reply by .Wiki · Aug 2018 · Home› Coding, Scripting, Shaders

    I started with a small tutorial series about recreating "Brick Block" by Oskar Stalberg :) . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pl72lxuBMWk&list=PLm9r3VWwsENF8Cmjdj_9aZhpiYj5fzdYG I hope to record part 5 tomorrow evening.