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Re: [Environment] Desert Wreck
I had an idea for a way to create wavy sand. Heres where I'm starting. It's pretty terrible but it'll do for this example. I'm assuming that you don't know anything so I don't leave anything out. Sorry if some of this is stuff you already know. What we're going to do is do some UV distortion to introduce some eddies into… -
Re: [Environment] Desert Wreck
Wow! That sand looks amazing! And thank for you all of the detail you put in, it's always nice to know what nodes do what xD I hope I'm not asking for too much, but how did you go about making your initial normal map and what's your light setup? Because that already looked better than what I had done already, also I know… -
Re: [Environment] Desert Wreck
Duly noted, I'll try to see what I can do to fix it. But i've had some mixed reviews about the ship's metal. -
Re: [Environment] Desert Wreck
wow, Great use of uv offsetting! You could go even further and multiply your noise scale by a vertex color channel, then you could actually go into mesh paint mode and paint the ripples in there however you wanted. It would be a great way to break up the tiling of the material! -
[Environment] Desert Wreck
I'm currently working on my first demo reel piece, it is a ship/submarine wreck in the middle of the desert with a house built around it. I won't be modeling the human/camel, so I'll change up the composition a bit. I'm considering putting a cactus or something in place, however at the moment I have the truck over there.… -
Re: [Environment] Desert Wreck
No problem. For the lighting its just a combination of an orange light at intensity 1 and a blue light at intensity 0.25. I use those cos they make your scenes look richer. For the sand waves I was sloppy but if you're more careful you'll end up with a much much better result. First, draw smae lines that look like sand…
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