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Gothic 2 monastery remake
Hello, I would like to share with you my latest project. I recreated the monastery from one of my all-time favorite games, Gothic 2, as a personal project focused on improving my trim sheet workflow. For this scene, I set myself the challenge of using a single 4K trim sheet for all major meshes — including the buildings,… -
Re: So ive made my character in 3D MAX, what now?
Each game is different some are impossible to import 3rd party models into. If anyone here knows we more than likely wrote a tutorial for it and it is in our tutorial section. The most "3rd party user friendly" game I can think of is UT. Epic even put out a bunch of video tutorials on the DVD version. The videos help… -
Re: Where can I learn how topology should look when smoothened ?
You can learn about the algorithm by googling for catmull-rom smoothing and/or bicubic interpolation What's most important to understand is that the position of a vertex changes after smoothing based on the relative position of it's first and second neighbours. If you want tips on how best to structure your input mesh,… -
Summer Project: Batman (WIP)
Hey there guys I have browsed these forums a while and wanted to muster up the courage to post some work of my own lol I have worked on this project for myself roughly two weeks now which started of as a doodle to keep myself in practice I started to like the direction I was going with it,. I have got the bare base mesh… -
Re: how to make glass in substance designer
the problem is not the model - its the material. it will not automatically refract light - you need to tell it how to fake the effect there'll be a wide variety of ways to set it up documented on the internet (all of which will make me cross ) -
Re: Photoshop - PixelB Game Maps and PixelB Normal Tools - extensions for painting game textures
Sounds great but I have no idea how to do it. Does Photoshop support sbsars? I tried looking it up and all I could find was a plugin that seems to be discontinued. Unfortunately not. These are UXP extensions which are only supported from CC22 onwards. Porting them to the older CEP format would require a full rewrite. -
How Game engines calculate/render materials/textures?
Hi! So I'm working on a medieval scene and plan to use a modular kit, but I'm not sure what the best practice for splitting up the models would be since I'm not sure how the engine (UE4) calculates materials and textures so I have a question regarding that, though I'm not quite sure how to formulate it best. 1. For the… -
How do I get smoother curves with a low poly model?
Hey new to modeling but wanted to get some pointers on something. I feel like I got most basic low poly modeling stuff down, but sometimes I see models that are slightly higher poly but way lower poly than something made in Zbrush or with dynatopo in Blender. Stuff like this:… -
Re: how do you create tilable textures for uneven floor tiles not all the same dimensions?
Thanks so much that's really useful to know. I am worry about Z-fighting which i have been informed about with overlapping geo. When the SM_cube in unreal touches the floor plane tiles its Z-fighting and I watched a video on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aGysjCct_TQ and it advised to move the sm_cube down or move… -
Re: How do I know what should be normal mapped/baked in an environment?
Judgement call. As a general rule, a workflow that allows you the greatest ability to make changes quickly and easily is good. You may make a really nice hydrant by sculpting in zbrush, but you can make 50 unique hydrants in half the time with a few procedural materials and mask that might still hit your target visual…
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