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Re: how to create a displacement map form the difference of 2 models
Get the GoZ scaling and position set up between zB and your main 3d app. Put the highpoly in its top subdivide and make a copy/duplicate. Decimate the copy and send it to your 3d app. Make a retopoed low/er poly version of the high poly using the decimated version as a base. Uv the lowpoly and send it back to zBrush.… -
Re: High uv and Low uv
Generally baking maps from highpoly sculpts(Which is what I'm assuming you are wanting to do) uses raycasting to transfer details from the highpoly geometry onto a texture map based on the UV map of the lowpoly meaning that only the lowpoly actually needs to be unwrapped. Im n kt too sure myself but I think thyere is a way… -
Re: Subtle Lines On Ambient Occlusion Bake from Blender. Do Other Programs Do This?
I don't think you are baking AO from a highpoly model. Those subtle line of shades are there because of your model's geometry. (You must be using lowpoly to render it) Every software could end up like this if you just bake directly from lowpoly model. Update: You might be able to get rid of the subtle lines if you make… -
Re: Zbrush is not loading all subtools from saved file or quicksaves
I see. Well, lesson learned : for lowpoly stuff, there is really no reason to store your work in Zbrush. Save your lowpoly work in your traditional "hub" app (Max, Maya, Blender), and keep Zbrush exclusively for your highpoly stuff. Your project will be better organized that way, and you'll be able to establish a good… -
Re: Texture Baking Multiple meshes to 1 Low poly! (Zbrush XNormal) Help!
That tutorial is outdated, made before xnormal could read polypaint data. It's easier now. 1. With polypaint turned on, export your two highpoly meshes as OBJs. Zbrush will save the polypaint data into the OBJ. 2. Load them both up in xnormal in the highpoly slots. Be sure to uncheck "Ignore-per-vertex-color" 3. Load your… -
Re: Uncharted 3 - Environment Art Dump - Anthony Vaccaro
Awesome work and Great details .. if you don't mind i have a question :) is about the modeling progress , in the wireframe shot look like when you start modeling you build all the level lowpoly first .. i'm right ? and then start creating hipoly models for baking details . so in your workflow do you work ( lowpoly >>… -
Re: [RIOT CREATIVE CONTEST 2017] Character Art - Phoenix Xayah
Reply by fishsnack · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - Character ArtI finished the lowpoly and baking :smile: Here you can see the lowpoly with a Lambert shader assigned plus a wireframe. After baking the highpoly textures and doing a lot of cleaning, I put them together and this is how it looks flat shaded: Here is a breakdown of all the baked textures I used on top of flat base colors. I… -
Re: Elf [Character]
NyneDown : Thanks! =) I made the handle a little ticker, it looked like it was gonna break ^^ marcel gold : Glad you like it so much! I don't plan to give her a helmet, I wanted to be true to the concept art concerning the armor. Sculpt and lowpoly of the sword done. I still have to optimize the lowpoly. Currently… -
Re: Another Normal map problem
The stretchy artifact is prabably caused by the fact that when baking rays are not exactly perpendicular to the cylinder top. That is because you are using averaged projection cage. You could probably fix that by messing with your lowpoly, but... Firstly you should change extrudes into bevels if you want to have such kind… -
Re: 3D Max Speed Modeling - Sci-Fi Building for games
Hi, i saw your comment in my last thread (i replied too), i am still learning in modeling i made this model lowpoly for 2.5 game i am making then later i will add normal map and texture it also i made speed modeling video last week ( its also for 2.5 game which is lowpoly ) on modeling and i want to see your opinion:…
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