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Re: Generating Height Map
It's really just like baking a normal map. In order to get good results from your high poly mesh, depth needs to be modeled at an angle. The sides of your bricks are modeled too straight. Even so you should be getting some depth from the tops of you bricks baking in xNormal. Have you set the Height map baking option to… -
Re: Environment: Alleyway Scene
Cool stuff! A little feedback: 1) The abrupt change in materials from the brick to the white plaster on the top looks really odd to me. It feels like it should still be brick.. If you want the plaster, maybe show that the building used to be made of plaster, and it's been slowly wearing off. 2) Normal mapping would really… -
Re: Dragon Castle Hand Painted Model
Thanks for the feedback. Yeah, I agree I couldve added some more geometry on his body and a little bit more texturing. Mainly just wanted the head to be the focal point and the body to be in the background, with the wings being another focal point so I added some detail in the fleshy parts. I was playing around with some… -
Re: Environments of "The Unknown" - a TPP action/adventure Crysis modification
I'm still thinking about the most effiecient way to do it. I could use brute force and just model the lowpoly from the scratch, but I am pretty sure there has to be a better way. So far I've been thinking about decimating the highpoly mesh and importing it into 3dsmax. Then, I would attach all the bricks, select the faces… -
Re: UE4 Student Project - Slum Asset Pack
Bit of an update, I've been getting some of the base materials down for the asset pack. They are SUPER clean at the moment so they need to be grunged up and worked on but they should provide a solid base to work from. I used Substance Designer for most of the materials, some, like the tarpaulin are completely procedurally… -
Re: Sketchbook: Dekard
It's looking solid to me but it needs just a little bit more to make it pop. The building needs some trimming on the corners, around the doors and windows, just to mix up the brick pattern, which as someone pointed out earlier, really controls the overall texture. For a building in New York, I'd assume there'd be fire… -
Re: School work [WIP]
Here's another quickie, the sculpt of my brick wall. This is a composite image of a simple BPR in Zbrush. I was toying with BPR Filters (jeez I love this thing!) And then composited the final image here in photoshopo with 3 different filter settings... So nothing fancy here, just a regular update done for fun! PS: Oh yeah,… -
Re: [3ds Max 2025] FBX Export with Path deform for Unity
Did you end up solving this? A physical simulation might be the most straight-forward approach if you're familiar with the tools. Lots of collisions and moving parts, though, so I'd do a quick test to check if that's likely to be viable. Cloth might work if rigid objects cause problems. As you mentioned the toilet paper… -
Re: [UDK] My first 3d scene - WIP
Hello again! After glancing trough PhilipKs tutorials on custom materials I felt that the one I was using was far from good looking. So I decided to learn how to sculpt my own medieval brick wall and push myself even further to make this project look as professional as possible. So I downloaded Sculptris and man I must… -
Re: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
Soo.. I return to riverwood, looking all bitchin', to check out how the town is doing. Pet the chicken and shit... Next thing I know, Ivar comes over and starts talking about the pile of wood. I join the convo, you know, start talking about the cut. He tells me he's gtg, and to not do the "to fucking close (tfc)" command…
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