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Re: Need help with UV and High Poly Baking
you can have different smoothing on individual parts and you should. 90° angles usually should have a cut If you are more experienced later you can have larger smoothed areas as this saves vertices and makes textures have less seams but to start try do more cuts until you understand it better You want your UV islands to be… -
MT900 Tractor 3D model | Markos3d | 360 Degree
Fendt - MT900 Tractor . Links: https://www.cgtrader.com/3d-models/vehicle/vehicle-part/mt900-tractor https://www.markos3d.com The high-detail exterior is great for close-up renders, the model was created in 3d's Max 2011 environment, using the open subdivision modifier which has been left in the stack to adjust the level… -
Re: Weird Triangle Artefacts BAKE
Your smoothing isn't very good, so your normal map doing too much of the heavy lifting. Those artifacting is also likely due to your UV's not being straight and laid out well. Do an autosmooth of an angle of 35-4 if you're feeling lazy and don't want to manually set up your smoothing groups, break those UV shells by… -
Re: Student's xNormal Bake Issues
look up smoothing groups / splits (maya) and how they work your lowpoly has wrong smoothing, and so everything looks strange (this disco ball look) there might be other things as well, but start with this. And make sure your OBJ/FBX exports smoothing as you made it (check by reimporting same model in maya) It could also be… -
Re: Normal Map Help
Make sure those smoothing groups are split. Theres a few places on your mesh you can split realy nicely, for example anywhere theres a natural seam on your texture anyway. Most of all, make sure that your UV islands of both sides are offset by 1 on the uv map. It doesn't look like it is, and looks like the front/back sides… -
Re: Deus Ex - 3D Environment
Extremely helpful advice, thank you HP! (: The reason I didn't bevel the edges is because I've found that it messes up the smoothing groups on flat faces where the topology isn't perfectly clean. For example if that flat surface is sharing a smoothing group with the bevel, so that it has a nice smooth corner, the flat… -
Re: My M4A1
What kind of specs are you running on your comp? When I loaded your foregrip rails .obj and smoothed it my laptop gave me a warning it would be something like difficult for it to smooth it. After that it was super laggy. Is modeling software about lots of memory? because I only have 1.5 gigs on my laptop here. Again yes… -
Re: Normal Mapping Error (3DS 2012/2013, Xoliul Shader)
Yeah, I thought this might be due to something on Max's end. Yes, all my geometry is on one smoothing group in both of those images, I don't understand why it would come out looking good in Xnormal and not in 3ds though, I exported the smoothing groups with it. If I remember right I've tried breaking up smoothing groups on… -
Re: Changing UVs after polypainting and sculpting in Zbrush 4r6
Actually, I use the plugin called smoothing groups to import the mesh so that I can crease the edges of my mesh according to smoothing groups made in 3Ds Max. If I click on 'Import' from the tools menu or use GoZ while keeping the right sub tool highlighted then that will not crease the particular edges according to… -
Re: Prepping your mesh for Zbrush - workflow question
I meant NURMS, which, like you said is very much like the turbosmooth in that they can both smooth by shading groups but NURMS gives you a much cleaner mesh to work on, like this: In this picture, I just unchecked the 'NURMS option'. Clean mesh. Maya's smooth preview (and "smooth" option) both only keep hard edges if you…
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