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Re: Prop Thread
Well you could have multiple diffuse maps. Imagine you're doing a small town; the tiling wood texture could be used on this as well as sheds, buildings etc. Here's an example of what I mean: You could have it so all your wide panels use the bottom piece while all your thin panels use the top piece. It wouldn't be too… -
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Sup Adam, nice gun! I'm digging the diffuse, however, is there a reason for not baking from a hipoly model? Although the concept is super stylized and sharp, I think this model would benifit from having tight bevels along the grip and other areas. Another nitpick would be that for your polycount, the trigger, and the… -
Re: Prop Thread
Your spec maps aren't very good. They are really just desaturated versions of your diffuse. Its ok for testing but you really need to break down every material involved and give it love. Just because it made of metal doesn't mean the whole thing has to have a dull spec. It could be different kinds of metal that have… -
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darbeeno- I agree, if I were to spend some time going back over this, I would redo the normals completely. It was done quick and dirty, the only thing that was actually sculpted was the dragon heads, the rest is my diffuse map nDo filtered in photoshop. As you can see in the spec map, the blades are about the same value as… -
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Moving along at a snail's pace here, thanks mostly to constant OT at work. But I press on. Finished updating the gun based on feedback- the thing I heard most was that I should have made a proper highpoly for my normals instead of cheating it all with filters like I did, so that was the first order of business. You can see…
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