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Re: Elemental Warrior wip
yep. Also hairs looks like Algae or grass. Need more color tones. these can help http://www.3dtotal.com/team/Tutorials/painting_hair/paintinghair_01.php Cloth textures is too homogeneous - need more color tones and maybe some overlay layers with dirt or some details. Sorry for my bad english ) -
Re: About Animation Workflow!!
Here's a breakdown of workflow for doing Fast Action shots: http://www.3dfiggins.com/writeups/fastAction/ As for the existing questions: -I use animation layers when it comes to experimental adjustments and shake/vibrations -I'll offset keys when it's needed, but typically won't for a performance (ie, setting a body pose… -
Re: {3D max} lighting, materials hard to understand
A real time shader is basically what video games use. It shows up in the viewport, and you don't need to render anything out. Here's the 2 most popular shaders for 3ds, you have to download and install them, instructions and extra info is included on each site. http://www.3pointstudios.com/3pointshader_about.shtml… -
Re: Low Poly Hair thorough tutorials?
I've found this very useful so far: http://www.3dartistonline.com/news/2015/04/how-do-i-create-real-time-hair-for-games/ Also this: https://vimeo.com/98611177 Although I'm not so sure about the paint FX baking technique. I still have to explore that myself some more. -
Re: [UE4] BART Train Car
I like the lighting already! I like the yellow tone to it. I would maybe suggest toning the yellow a smidge but it depends on the mood you're trying to set. This reference image feels a little bluer and more fluorescent https://ww2.kqed.org/news/wp-content/uploads/sites/10/2016/02/bartlayouttest2-1440x1112.jpg -
Re: Textures - Snow/Sand Bases
Oh also 3D Motive has a great UDK Advanced material tutorial that shows you how to set up a blend material that factors in the height of a normal map, that way you can turn blend snow and sand tile materials onto other surfaces. http://www.3dmotive.com/product-udk-mesh-paint -
Re: Force Impulse Gundam
This re-seller provides images of the manuals for most of their kits. You can find some blueprinty stuff and get an idea of how the joints work. http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10069493 What style are you heading for? Cartoony like the series or something more realistic? Will you go for hipoly only or go for game format? -
Re: Looking for critique on my first UVW Unwrapped model
I would say that Bek is right and you should take the time to study as many tutorials as possible and work on your technique before trying to get a finished product. 3DMotive actually has a good tutorial on building a Sci-Fi pistol that might help you to learn more here: https://www.3dmotive.com/f105501 -
Re: Gots a job!
My portfolio can be found at http://www.3DKP.com I have some Unreal projects on there that I did the level designs for, I don't have the level layouts hosted on my site though, I think I should put those up at some time. I think some of the things on my resum -
Re: Brink!
I can kind of understand if it wasn't your cup of tea, but wrong direction? Wasn't RtCW vanilla WW2 multiplayer? Didn't RtCW:ET add classes like medics, covert ops, engineers, destructible objectives along with cap and defend? All pretty standard now but for the time it was pretty new, especially when comparing it to RtCW.
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