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Re: UE4 : Victorian fantasy room - environment diary - critics welcome
Hey Marco, sorry, i didn't notice your reply... I think I 'm going to study the trim texture. I plan to do first the modular assets. I want to learn more about modular workflow. For now I am experimenting different types of normal baking. I have founded this tutorial made by Leonardo Lezzi :… -
Re: [UE4] WWI Mansion CGMA Class Project - By Instructor Clinton Crumpler
Here is where I am at week 4. I've been working on props and trim sheets. Any Critiques and Comment is very much appreciated. Don't hold back I need to know where there needs to be an improvement and I need to work harder at will post my UV's, as well as that is one weakness I am running into as well. Trim Sheet for wood… -
Re: Modo 10v2:- manipulating meshfusion bevels
http://community.thefoundry.co.uk/discussion/post.aspx?f=3&t=126618&p=1051330 * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 01 - Getting Started * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 02 - Role Change and Duplication * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 03 - Compound Trims * MODO Quick Clip - MeshFusion 04 - Creating MeshFusion Items * MODO Quick Clip… -
Re: Wild West environment
at a glance, it's too dark, and the door is too bright (or just right?). Also the proportions seem to squashed and stumpy. As in, everything's wider than it is tall. A recognizable aspect of old west buildings is that they have a large facade and a smaller building behind that. Where as you have built a building with a… -
Re: bellydancer!
Hot damn this turned out really nice! Love the details and trim on the fabrics, and that tat is pretty exquisite. Face turned out nice too. If I had any crits, they would be that the skin (and especially the arms) looks rather unfinished in comparison. Needs a bit more tone and contrast, I think (though I sometimes have… -
Re: modular chunks
The benefit of modular design isn't just performance, it's time and variety. More importantly, lots of time and variety with little work. Lets say you want to create a nice brick apartment building. You model it as one piece and texture as needed. Then the next day, you have to make another brick building, similar but with… -
Re: BRAWL2 [Character] Electric Monk, kanga
This is as far as I am getting before the deadline. 31,813 faces, 57,270 tris Retopology is tough but still heading to the test bake for the head and torso. Everybody here is doing a ripping job, Looking forward to following! -
Is there a specific way i should be baking floaters in Marmoset?
The one on the left is baked in Marmoset Toolbag 3 and the one on the right is baked in Handplane. The two inner rim lines are actually floaters but every time i try to bake in Marmost toolbag it always comes out horribly like this. It seems to be just floaters that this occurs on, I've tried a range of models and floating… -
Re: Architectural Modeling and Bevel
Tiny bevels when they gets occupying less than 1 screen pixel causes some kind of troubles for rasterization part of a renderer . I am not sure how this important nowadays although. As I see people use either macro unique normal map with rounding ( troubles with texel size consistency and macro normal map blending… -
Dodge Viper SRT10 ACR
Hi there ! I've recently done a vehicle by using normal map. This project was for personal practice. I would love to get some feedback abaout what i could improve. Exterior Polycount => 39 918 tris Interior Polycount => 2 757 tris 1 set of maps for : tires rim breakdisk, exterior Many thanks !! https://youtu.be/fNP4WIxUhys
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