I am trying to create a stylized tree with a leaf system like this video https://streamable.com/hl6kx6 however I can quite get there yet. These are my two attempts. Any tips?
Here is the model on sketchfab https://skfb.ly/pyENq I’d like some feedback on the topology of my human base mesh, especially from experienced riggers. It’s meant for subdivision sculpting and intentionally so low poly.
Hey everyone, I recently started a YouTube channel called **Nexus**, where I share educational tutorials focused on Blender — and soon, After Effects as well. Here’s one of my latest tutorials: ▶️ [Modeling & Shading a Realistic Coffee Kettle in Blender]( https://youtu.be/i5WZxlrTWo8) I'm trying to improve the overall…
I guess Substrate is the solution for having metal partially blended with non-metalic surfaces like dirt and paint without the problems the metalness workflow had with such blended materials? But what workflow and export settings would you use for Substance painter > UE5 substrate to get the correct effect?
I'm looking for a bit of advice. I have a high end Scan built design machine that I moved on from last year.3990x Threadripper which is an absolute beast for rendering and video work. 256GB corsair vengeance DDR4 ram. 2x2TB NVMe M.2 drives which is great for OS & programs on 1 and cache + data on other with a 16TB seagate…
We're developing a short animated film and building it through community collaboration. The story follows Arthur, a determined pilot racing his rickety spacecraft through deep space in a high-speed attempt to become the fastest man alive. The film runs just under 2 minutes. Characters are fully rigged and textured, and…
This is a character I've been working on for the past few months, and a first try at a real-time character. Character: 83K tris - six 4K UV sets Weapon: 23K tris - one 4K UV set Sculpted in Zbrush, clothes in Marvelous Designer, retopo done in Blender, textured in Substance Painter, render & lookdev done in Marmoset…
I am modeling a house, and the side wall measures over 4 meters in length using trims for texturing. I was curious if that is acceptable for a modular set, or if there is a maximum length requirement for games? I'm simply creating an exterior for a student project.
The objective of this project is to seriously improve my photorealistic skills. As of now i've only touched the modeling and texturing part, meaning that all that comes with post-production is yet to be seen (but if you have any suggestion it would be greatly appreciated.) Needless to say the scene should ideally reach a…