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Re: WIP well
Also, when using photo-textures, try to ensure that they have a similar scale. The tiles on the roof seem quite large. Your UV layout is very inefficient. Keep in mind that not everything needs to have the same number of texels per meter - pieces with very little detail can be much smaller on the texture map than those… -
Re: Modelling buildings with interiors
I intended to have this for you a little sooner but... here we are anyway. The Watervilla Kortenhoef, interesting building to say the least. I found a few images that seemed to have varying floor plans, so I just went with something that loosely resembled your initial reference image. sprunghunt pretty much summed up much… -
Re: Hand-Painted Shop
Nice improvements! You're getting pretty close, I think. If you want to add AO without abandoning tiling textures, you could just do it with a lightmap, depending on which engine you are using. I made a quick paintover with a couple more suggestions. Most of these are just intended to get it closer to the concept, assuming… -
Re: Portfolio review
Thought id cover some stuff on your building. You have a decent start, but several things jumped out at me. Here is a super fast (and pretty rough) paintover: 1) the shingles should be the same size. the shingles on the lower roof are way too small. 2)break up the silhouette on the roof, and break it up from ever angle. so… -
Re: city
I'm a wee bit confused on what you mean over getting fired on the roofs. The roof in the concept drawing is open for interpretation as it currently is, it implies some sort of shingling but is not descriptive. I'd say being able to interpret a concept is important, and so is knowing when to change something if it will… -
Re: Substance Designer - Master Thread
Question. How often do you still source photos when using Substance designer? I've tried to eliminate it while learning, but I am stuck on making a sort of... http://static4.depositphotos.com/1021178/342/i/950/depositphotos_3429384-Tile-roof-in-medieval-a-city.jpg That kind of roof texture. I feel I would need to source… -
Re: [CryArtTest] Snapghost - [WIP] Environnement asset
Hey ! @Tiros Hi and thanks for sharing with me your point of view.Yes, it would be interesting to avoid this straight line on the roof. @EzMeow Yup, you right ! i started from the roof ... Can i save some tris by using only 6 edges cylinders on the edge of the roof ? It would look too much low poly, no ? Actualy, i'm using… -
Re: DFS Creepy House
I would make the walls a bit more interesting, not entirely sure how, boards where the paint has pealed off or something? Next I would remove some of the light poking through the roof, I know it's supposed to be run down and creepy, but it seems quite a bit more run down on the roof then anywhere else, might also try… -
fantasy workshop/study room diorama
Hey guys! I've only been doing 3d for about 2 years now so I'm still pretty new at it. I mostly do hard surface props, but I try to challenge myself all the time. I've decided I want to make a diorama-type environment, in a fantasy setting since 99% of the things I do are futuristic/sci-fi :smile: I've been doing… -
single or multiple objects into one uv map?
I'm a student learning 3d modeling for games in Korea, particularly for environment assets. I've learned that it's good to combine multiple objects and unwrap them into one uv map whenever possible, for optimization and to control consistent texel density, rather then creating uv maps per object. For example, like…
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