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Re: [UE5] Mood Lighting Study - Seeking Feedback
Looking at the reference I think that the light is dimmer, like a slit that gradually opens. At dawn you do have this very pinkish and horizontal light, it feels like a slit on the horizon but its dispersion is much higher than what is seen on your image. I think you would gain also to add fog on your mountains to make… -
Re: Monthly Noob Challenge Discussion
http://cghub.com/images/view/90647 Quick note, if you look at the url, (http://cghub.com/files/Image/090001-091000/90647/491_max.jpg) if its a cghub image just take the url and remove "Files" add "/view" after images and remove the first number and everything after the second number, that takes you to the image on whoever… -
Re: [beginner] first head model_crits appreciated
vavavoom The problem you are having with the images is because you are using the link to the image-shack page, rather the image itself. So rather than using: "http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/812/mouthloops.jpg/" (which is the link to the web page,) look down the right side of the page and copy the url under "Direct… -
Re: Sean3DMonkey Sketchbook
Thanks for looking at the post, Macattackk. I modeled the horse from a Mustang image. The head is pretty darn close to the proportions of a mustang. I'll definitely, do a second pass at the wrinkles on the sack. The wrinkly flesh you were mentioning are not wrinkled flesh. It was supposed to be scars from old battles.… -
Re: Blender, Normal Mapping Artifacts, SuperPNG
The normal maps were made inside blender, via the Normal Matcap viewer and then rendering the viewport, I took special care to render out and save the image in linear color space in 8 bit taking into account what you mentioned. Fortunately all my Normal related issues have been solved, however I came across another issue… -
Re: [Finished] Serpent Cave - Destiny Hive Inspired [Environment]
Thank you so much for taking the time to give such detailed feedback! :) I really appreciate it, it’s given me a lot of insight and clear direction for how I can push this scene further. I know feedback like this is one of the best ways to grow, and I really appreciate being able to learn from others with more experience.… -
Re: Ancient Pillar
find the image online you want to post (i use flickr for mine) right click on the image and copy the image location (firefox) image location should be in the properties in ie (dont use it much)... hit the insert image button (little yellow box with the mountain and sun) and paste the image location in there. hope that… -
Re: Locomotives & Wagons
I myself am not into trains but your effort on the trains looks great and looks like a lot of work so congrats. yuk a f@c3bo0k video but its close up-ish on some wear at the end might help : here From what i can see viewing a lot of references in an attempt to help with anything is that i see the "rust" patterning standing… -
Re: HANDHELD photogrammetry, high ISO, AI denoise... Doable/Advisable...?
thanks for answer, thats interesting... But you still get noise (even in iso 100 really not mentioning iso 800)...? So the bigger the sensor the better still...? ALso FAIK, according to https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canon-powershot-g7-x-mark-ii-review/6 (you can switch the the images examples to any camera from the… -
Re: My topics and posts disappeared
You appear to have 2 accounts: @kornhd and @LuizHD . The digital sketchbook for this account @kornhd has images that are hosted by Imageshack, which is a fairly crappy image host in my experience. They've broken image links a lot in the past, and they make it tough to extract the direct image URL. The threads for @LuizHD…
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