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Re: Tutorial: Pre-Rendered Fur Tiles for Texturing
@Baezel - Pandicarus! Thanks for finding that for me. It's an excellent tutorial. Funny too :) I'll check out more of his stuff. Also, thanks for the kind words about my Alpha Dog. It still needs alot of spec love, but I am happy with the result I had at the deadline. I'll touch things up when I get the time. Cheers :)… -
Re: Returning online, picking up the craft again after more than a year
Only thing that ever got me out of depression -- including prescription drugs -- is having goals that I believe in. Exercise, sunlight, healthy living in general, prescription drugs, talking with my wife, these kinds of things only temper the intensity of depression, but provided no long term, reliable relief. It wasn't… -
Re: What are you working on Animators? 2018!
Really nice stuff, there's a lot of rotations going on here and you've handled them nicely. Also getting some drag and overlap so that's really nice. Left you a few notes. As far as the idle pose, 2 ideas spring to mind: Either you can use the punch at f112 to launch yourself into a really nice squash pose like you have… -
Re: Texturing workflow - newbie questions
Basically you want to find a way to create the textures as fast as possible to the desired quality. Using textures from a texture site like CGtextures is fine, however be aware that using other peoples pre made textures could have issues in them like directional lighting and other things like that. Using these kind of… -
Re: [UDK] [WIP] "The Two Towers" Abandoned Water Tower Hideout
haha sick paintover! I wish I had 8 hours a day to work on this project haha That pully system is pretty much exactly what I had planned! The "prisoner" idea is BRILLIANT and I will most likely be borrowing that idea from you =P The bridge seems a ton more practical than my plank of wood.... but I may find a mid ground… -
Re: Model Parameters
Depends on the game engine. Which one are you using? Often an engine will have an example character model, which you can use to figure out the best initial scale. Scaling is often done in the game engine, and is usually fine. You just scale the root node, or specify a scale to use when importing. However scaling in your 3d… -
Re: Concept Art Brush Hacks, Please Share Yours!
It really depends on what kind of style you're going for. Look around Artstation and find a style you like, then figure out a real world equivalent. That will help you design brushes more tailored to the look you're going for. For example, if you like a really painterly style, consider figuring out how to duplicate oil… -
Freelance job board?
As brought up in this post http://boards.polycount.net/showflat.php?Cat=0&Number=114671&Main=114378#Post114671 Should Polycount have a separate Freelance job Board? By this I mean a board where companies put out for paid freelance work - either short term contract or piecework. I feel that with the growing reputation of… -
3d Max hotkeys questions
Hi, I'm starting to relearn 3d max and setting up my own hotkeys for it and was just wondering a few things; 1) In Silo, ASDF = sub object mode hotkeys to quickly go from vertex to face etc. I've brought this into max to replace 12345 and it works fine, so I was going to edit 12345 to do some other stuff and apparently it… -
Re: Grooms are badly lit, and don't deform correctly [Solved]
After just trying out some things, I figured that since I don't like how the character appears distractingly dark in the environment, I might as well put light sources in the character blueprint that follow him around. Again, I have no idea if this is common practice, or how much it affects performance later on, but it's…
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