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Re: zbrush related question
You can load up a diffuse texture and bake that in xnormal, as long as your highres has uvs etc, auto uvs in zbrush should be fine. XN doesn't have any way to bake vertex colors to diffuse AFIAK. -
Re: CGFX for Maya?
Window > Relationship Editors > UV Linking , then just pick either texture centric or UV centric. So, for instance if you have a blinn with a diffuse, and transparency texture, you can link the diffuse to one UV set, and the transparency to another. -
Visible normal map seams in 3DS Max's viewport
Hi, I decided to move to Autodesk's 3DS Max to start rigging my character, from Blender. Just because it's the industry standard and they teach to use it in our school. Anyway, setting the textures up in Max are giving me problems. Especially very visible seams appear on my normal maps everywhere where there's an UV seam.… -
Re: Jagex are Hiring!! (Runescape).
Just to let people know, we are now releasing the character art test publically. These positions are still available so should you wish to apply then please see the first post. Just a reminder: we are unable to offer international visas for this position. RuneScape Character Art Test Deliverables for the art test Dagger… -
Re: Medieval Hall UDK
Your scene is progressing nicely, especially from first page to you current update! For me, I'm really enjoying your sculpts but feel like your diffuse maps are of mixed quality. I'm seeing a lot of high frequency information on some while others have broader and bigger shapes. Some things look very photo sourced while… -
Re: What's your work flow?
Yeah Chilliskinner! hehehe! Yeah Anuxinamoon I do that as well sometimes. Sometimes I get a really complex mesh and I prefer to break it up and lay it in flat planes. I enjoy unwrapping as well. Something cool about the texture layout and how it wraps around the 3D model in creative ways. I'm still getting better and… -
Re: LA Noire
re: Facial anim... Disclaimer: i could be 100% wrong about all this, and I DO think its amazing, but... From what I can see in the trailers released so far, it seems to me the topo of the heads is some weird dynamic displaced/normal mapped thing, rather than being well animated/crafted heads by a more traditional… -
Re: Sketchbook: Koski
Aw yis another texture work-over. New things Reworked Diffuse Map - In the last version, I tried to define metal using the Diffuse map, but I have since then learnt that's really stupid and makes the model look like a plastic toy. If you look at the Diffuse, the metal doesn't have anything drawn on it, except for one or… -
Re: WIP - UDK Spooky House Scene (Looking for feedback)
So the main thing that pops out to me is the stone texture. It's very noisy, and the building itself has a lot of it. In the concept, the stone is simple and defined, so that it reads well. In your model, you have some defined stones at the bottom, but as it gets higher (I'm assuming it is because this was a photo sourced… -
Re: Modelling & Texturing Environments
You'll need at least two UV sets for variation. A very simple method is to tile your texture on your first UV set, but not to use too much grime in it. Then create a grime texture which will be used as an overlay, put that on your second UV set, and make sure it tiles at a different interval. If you want to get more…
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