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Re: Need Help With UV's & Texture Resolution
Hey, okay, I'll try that in photoshop. And yeah, not too crazy, I know. :) Nice explanation of edge padding, you're the only person who has that information sinked into my head, and a lot of other info too. Thanks for the links too, will check em out as always. But... how would I go ahead now to 'pad' my edges? Photoshop?… -
Re: Understanding averaged normals and ray projection/Who put waviness in my normal map?
I just wanted to clarify my previous clarification a little ;) You should always avoid editing the geometry used to bake when the target is a tangent space normal map. Though an area may seem flat, in cases where CC subdivision is used you will only ever get flat geometry in very rare cases such as totally disconnected… -
Re: Becoming a 3D Character Artist, what is your opinion?
I cannot speak for Grassetti, but I can confirm that learning traditional sculpting helps a ton. For once, it allows to raise one's own bar for expectations : once you realize how much easier it is judge global forms in traditional sculpting (as opposed to always working zoomed like Zbrush often requires), you'll be more… -
Re: Character Sculpt WiP
It looks like she doesn't have a cranium, but that may just be how close your camera is and the odd perspective that gives. In general, the center of the eyes sit slightly above the vertical center line of the head. This is true of all races. There is plenty of variation though, but the key is to understand the norm and… -
Re: Polycount vs Vertcount vs Textureres and Drawcalls
Ok awesome info - bare with me while I try to wrap my head around things. When you say spec map into the alpha channel the file is still considered "one" texture just processed a little bit differently? I've seen methods using one of the RGB channels as the spec - the trade-off being grey values hard set by that channel.… -
Re: High to Low Poly Workflow?
For you guys that are in the game industry full time just keep in mind that usually a huge amount of what you do is not taught in school or books, and usually schools and books say to do the opposite. Hell when it come to normal mapping the tutorials in max say you can't overlaps/mirror uvs, but with game art you pretty… -
Lead Artist - Dovetail Games
Dovetail Games is looking for a Lead Artist, who has shipped at least 1 AAA game to drive the quality and artistic vision of our aviation product. This is to work in our Aviation team, who are now ramping up to deliver the next generation of flight simulation in order to create an immersive experience for the PC flight… -
Lead Concept / Art Director at Ramen VR
Ramen VR is looking for a skilled and creative Lead Concept Artist for Zenith, the world’s first anime inspired VR MMORPG. As Lead Concept Artist you will work closely with all departments to help create memorable characters, unique environments, compelling weapons, and props. You will use your artistic expertise to create… -
Lead 3D Environment Artist - Gameloft Madrid
Interested in working for an exciting company that is redefining the way people play video games? Interested in working for a world class company in a fun, and rewarding environment in Madrid? Then Gameloft is the company for you! As a Lead Environment Artist you will be an exceptional 3D creative with strong… -
Re: Quads and Tris and some other things.
When modelling subdivision models you have to create close edge loops to keep straight and hard edges. Take a look here on this head modelling tutorial: http://www.secondreality.ch/tutorials/modelling/head/head4.html On point 22) the author create these close edge loops to sharpen the form of the eyes. He says: "note: the…
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