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1. Re: Building an environment - Evil Genius hidden forest base

   

   Reply by Clockwork · Jan 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Well, I thought that rock face/panel worked out nicely, I understood it was a WIP/test, and it was a good start. Sculpting, texturing, tiling, sort of related links: http://www.brameulaers.com/tutorials/generic_wall_tutorial/generic_wall_tutorial.html…

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   Reply by mkandersson · Apr 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Hi adam. New here on Polycount and only been modelling for about 4 month now. Really love your forest and foliage and your scene looks great! I have looked for tutorial on how to make these type of meshes but never found any good ones. Care to make or share a good tutorial on the subject? Would make my day! :)

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   Reply by bbob · Jan 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Check this out for doing tiles in mudbox: http://area.autodesk.com/tutorials/mudbox_techniques_for_props_3_tileable_stone

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   Reply by Rurouni Strife · Feb 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Eagerly awaiting you're little foliage tutorial once your second set of trees is done! I absolutely love this work of yours.

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   Reply by adam · Mar 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   The process I used to get my spline shape was different than yours but that's arbitrary. Your tutorial is pretty well 'it' for how I made my chain-link fence. Thank you for writing that up!

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   Reply by Shogun3d · Apr 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   You've been working on this for 3 months Mr. Brommell. You NEED to wrap this up so we can make a condensed tutorial and list it for all the world to see! This is amazing stuff and wealth of knowledge to learn from here! Kudos!

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   Reply by iansmithartist · Apr 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Skillmister, its called height fog in UT3, check here for a bit of a tutorial and some extra information. Be sure to check the rest of the site to. Lots of useful information. EDIT: Bit more information about height fog here also. :)

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   Reply by Paulewog · Jan 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   thanks so much for including the tutorials you found for UDK materials. I too am eager to learn material blending and building techniques. I'll be watching this project closely, can't wait to see progress. Great job on your organization skills.

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   Reply by Will Faucher · Feb 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

   Wow, that looks amazing. I'm still pretty new to environments, and I don't even know where to start to make the large rock faces like you have there. I've looked up tutorials and such, but most only show how to make rocks and such. Did you initially sculp those in zbrush/mudbox? Or is it 100% done in max?

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    Reply by ZacD · Mar 2010 · Home› 3D Art Showcase & Critiques

    I made some chain link fence pieces like that a while ago, the idea is to make part of the chain that you can just duplicate over and over to make the whole fence. Its basically one cylinder that bends forward then down in a V then bends back and goes up, I could whip up a quick image tutorial.