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Re: borders on rendered transparancy
hrm i'm not surprised, i'm not super clear with my explanation ;) I have cropped and zoomed in a bit into a portion of the image, in 3dsmax i have my environment bg set to pink (255, 0, 255) and have rendered out the character as PNG with alpha, as you can see the character has a border the same color as the background.… -
Re: UDK Vertex Blending limitation question
what tharle meant was that theoretically there isn't a limit of vertex paint channels. I mean, of course there is, but as he said, you could for example use the red vertex paint channel and split it into two. Instead of having values of 0 - 255 deciding which 2 textures to blend, you could use 0 to 127 in order to blend… -
Re: Maya: Vertex Normal precision errors when smoothing mesh causing normal map artifacts
I get what your saying that in 8bit color representation there is no true 90°, and 90° is directly in between the distinct 8 bit values thus even the smallest deviation would have the value round down. Pardon my ignorance, wouldn't it be the other way around ie: signed is -127 to 127 (255 values) versus unsigned 0 to 255… -
Re: Sketchbook: Scott Homer
[COLOR="rgb(0, 255, 255)"]SHOWREEL PIECE 2 MODULAR ASSETS[/COLOR] For the second piece i wanted to demonstrate my ability to make game ready, modular assets with reasonable polycounts, reasonable texture resolutions and completely tileable. I have currently nearly finished 2 buildings (with the possibility of being several… -
Re: Why baked normal map does not look good on a model when displayed as a texture? "Flipped" look?
It's the correct behavior, there's nothing wrong here, and no, a normal map shouldn't look "correct" when displayed as albedo . It's just not the system it is meant to work with. A normal map encodes a direction aka normalized 3d (XYZ) vector for each pixel with its RGB value. For instance 0 = -1 ; 128 = 0 and 255 = 1 So… -
How to erase the background in Illustrator with the Pen tool for beginner
A Deep Dive Into The Janome Memory Craft 9850: An Honest Review In this blog post, we take an in-depth look at the Janome Memory Craft 9850, an advanced embroidery and sewing machine. We'll provide an honest review of the features and performance of this machine, and discuss the reason why it is considered the best… -
Re: [Zbrush Toolset]ZGameTools: Tileable Texture, Models Baking, Illustration & App Connectivity
if the subtools limit in Zbrush is 255 subtools now when you bake using the ZGameTools BAKER modules with Zbrush algorithms all rendered textures ( polypaint, normal, AO, cavity, displacement, Vdisplacement) can be opened directly from the Core module, it depends of the active subtools. Mean it can resolve the path of 255… -
Painter - process question about baking multiple materials to a single texture set
Hi there, I have a general question about the texturing process with Substance Painter. This is not a specific problem I am having but more of a process that I can't work out. So, let's say for example that I am modelling a prop, a sword for example. The sword has 3 material types, a steel blade, a leather grip and gold… -
the THRONE ROOM 3rd & 2nd place winners
Woohoo! Another day, another round of winner announcements for the THRONE ROOM contest held by Allegorithmic! THIRD PLACE goes to... Seat of the emperor of the Andromeda galaxy – Noscope For their entry, they have won: Individual NVIdia GTX 980 4GB graphic card ($550) 3D Print of their Throne Lifetime Premium access to… -
Re: He-Man (MOTU) !!WIP!!
And if you don't know how: -go to your channels palette, -select the red channel -press ctrl-i (Image>adjustments>invert) Or if you prefer it in an adjustment layer (so you can toggle it): -add a levels adjusment layer -select red from the dropdown -at the bottom (output levels), change 255 to 0 and 0 to 255. If you're…
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