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Re: Spherical world - how?
It's actually simpler than that, as I understood it. It's a linear vertical progression of enemies, so it sounds almost tower defense-y. Since you've got a fixed curvature, you already have a good idea of where LoS ends (approximation, obviously), in which case you can quite easily have any targeting methods ignore… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2012 Edition
some really nice work around here - especially fightpunch, wester etc :) i wrote a little unity script for animating material offset&scale properties. stuff like linear, sine, custom curve or a simple flipbook. so i used that to create a little usecase - every motion except the spray particles comes from the script. or… -
Re: Creating clothes with bones for game engine
I am creating a cape for the "Waframe" game, which is built on "Evolution" engine. They require in their guide to describe cloth movement with not more than 64 bones. So this is my model And I plan to make those braided ropes, which connect metal elements (what should not be deformable), to be deformable, but resistant to… -
Re: What program?
[ QUOTE ] Max is pretty much the meat and potatoes of the industry. [/ QUOTE ] That also depends on your location and field type, I lost a potential job because I didn't have maya experience... >.< But then I would be refering to the film side of the industry. I find XSI the most forgiving for a Animation/Modelling… -
Re: ChaosV49 Youtube Tutorials Channel
you're from Scotland ? anyway the videos seem to be more about super beginner level- so some more complex or specifics would be probably more appealing to others. Sometimes things can be easier explained in motion compared to statics like PDF or websites. Often people therefore show modeling tricks or other specifics that… -
Re: Tricky gradient mapping? Changing color of complicated textures
Hi! The example from artstation looks like a linear interpolation, blending two inputs by grayscale mask. Check out Lerp/UE documentation. On a second look, I was mistaken, seems to involve gradient mapping, not just a simple lerp, oops :P Only watched a snipped of the video. In Unreal Engine you can do this by creating a… -
Re: Paris Street - UE4
Thanks guys for all the comments & critics ! Yeah you're right ! Thought it will not be visible enough but you proved me I was wrong haha It's a little bit to linear, thanks for the critic ! =) Are you talking about the leaves ? If yes I'm agree with you, I tried to fix it by tweaking the settings from the materials but it… -
Re: Arnold displacement small problem
Thanks musahidan, I managed to solve the faces showing through the mesh by setting the "UV smoothing" in Maya to linear rather than pin corners as I didn't check uv smoothing in Zbrush when I exported the disp. I set the scale to 1 in the map, and the model scale is human size (if thats what you meant?) Will try extracting… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - September & October 2017 (50)
@Beccenstein It looks good so far!! I'm doing the same challenge. I originally just tried using non-linear bends on planes to get what I want I scrapped that idea. Nothing was forming to the correct shape or scale I needed. I finally settled on NURBS to produce those crazy rooftops. I don't have much practice in curves but… -
Re: [FINISHED] Overgrown Sewer Project
The world position texture setup was a good idea. The way the tunnel curves off to the left was a nice touch to help breakup the symmetry of the image overall. The vertical flow of the hanging vegetation is really flattening your image though. You should push the dimensionality to make them look fuller and less linear. The…
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