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Re: Medieval Building
Good start. Some things i would change: - the colors of the textures look kinda the same... everything seems a bit uniform. Get more variation inside. - the normal maps look too noisy... maybe it's just me, but it stresses the eye a bit. - the stones at the edges and the stucco?-parts have the same texture. (i personally… -
Re: [CE3] Angkor Themed Environment
Hey Michael, nice concept, you have done well to shield the backdrop so it doesn't need to be modelled while still keeping plenty of foliage visible. To be honest I prefer it like this, it creates a feeling of mystery as to what's over that wall. Is there a reason for the red stone? Is that where the ruins have partly been… -
Re: Learning Tiling Textures - Sculpting - Feedback Needed
I set up my tablet this time to do a tiling texture, started with a simple square stone floor texture. I actually wanted to use the move and rotate tools within zbrush to make it pop more. Threw this into substance painter with a quick smart material as I wanted to see how I can move forward with the bricks. I don't want… -
Re: Need Critiques | Post apocalyptic bathroom scene
Looks pretty good. I would suggest looking into adding adhesive residue. The distinctive patterns left from trowels and floats when someone laid the tile could be added. Also what type of tile is this? Stone, clay, ceramic, glass, glazed ceramic? Stone breaks into chunks, whereas glazed ceramic shatters almost like glass.… -
Re: My portfolio site is finally up!
Hello, I took a quick look through your portfolio and how can I say this.. your enviroments need a lot more work. The meshes are all squareish, a very good example is the tower of pain. You have to give them more "life" :P , use bevel more, add normalmaps if you know how to make NM. Also alot of your textures are very… -
Re: Backyard Style Environment
Overall there is a distinct lack of specularity/glossiness in all the textures. Greatest considerations are directed towards the stone path - too noisy and undefined in structure - If this is a single static scene (or otherwise) model each stone independently, same goes for everything else. The lighting needs work -In the… -
Re: Sketchbook: mdale13
thanks guys! Willburforce- thanks! the stretched part is actually its own texture, its the boards on which roof tiles are added. but i agree about the roof. the house was originally build to be part of a modular housing set for a level we are building in class, but the idea was sort of scrapped. here is some more recent… -
Re: Answered: Mixer (Tilling Textures) adjusting Height/Displacement for better blending.
Just a heads up to this as well for future consideration, it looks like across that stone material you are still getting the linear falloff from your material. It is less noticeable for two reasons though; one is the texture is less uniform and has larger shapes to add visual breakup even though I don't believe it is… -
Re: Handpainted Textures Critique
I would say the wood is probably your strongest piece here - the hay (is it hay?) is quite hard to read as it just looks like very bright yellow strokes haphazardly placed and not very 'hay-like', are you using references for the textures? The first stone texture is very subtle and doesn't really resemble stone, more like… -
Re: Hmm_rock Substance/Prop Sketchbook
Made some changes to the pillars/ height for a better silhouette. Cleaned up the shape of the pillar topper (needs chipping/ stone detail). I wanted to try out some different ideas for the halo, but I think the shape language of the original 5 prong thing is stronger. The welding between the halo and the bronze arch is…
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