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Re: [UDK] Who don't like Zelda?
The fog and lighting are really killing your scene right now. Mainly, I'm going off of the top image since its the closest to your ref. The fog makes everything look really muddy, and the general color of your scene just doesn't look good. Youve lost the bright, saturated look of the ref. I'm guessing your mainly using a… -
Re: Modelling a path on top of ground (for games). Also UV tiling question.
Hm. So you've have the grass on top, with floating path geometry (red). You'd have grass->dirt texture on the side (yellow). And you'd have Path_End texture on the light blue? The only problem I can see with that is the path would have to end on a specific polygon (the path end on the left is different to the one on the… -
Re: Environment: Alleyway Scene
Hi adam, neat scene the textures look pretty solid and the composition is neat. The glowy sign bugs me so I'm reiterating what ott said in image form; which one looks better? (go with the right one, please ) also your texture under the door looks like it is set to additive instead of modulate. In the right foreground the… -
Re: Soldier - Realtime Normal Mapped Char
You've chosen a realistic style so you really ought to go back over it and make a significant upgrade to the detail level. While its fair enough that less is sometimes more, you have not chosen a 'less' style. Also, the big thing about normal maps is the fact that they can realistically fake more detail due to faking… -
Re: Northern Campsite
I like night the best. It has a nice contrast between the sky's lighting and the fire. By the way, do you have GI (global illumination) and AO (ambient occlusion) enabled in your Marmoset scene's renderer settings? If so. maybe turn up the brightness and occlusion strength respectively to give the lighting more oomph. If… -
Re: May the 4th be with you 2026
Really interesting. Besides the fun technical limitation of these being vector- and mouse-made, I feel like such studies might also help with memorizing material rendering/surface behavior to reuse later when rendering concept sketches made from imagination. Cool stuff ... -
Re: Stylized 19th century room
Man, I dig this piece! Cool concept and great outcome. I was looking at a couple things that are very minor that might give you a little extra punch, most of them are taste, so do what you will with the suggestions. I firstly thought your scene was lacking a bit of contrast. It was very mid-tone heavy, so I took it in PS… -
Re: Managing lights in 3ds Max
I wonder if containers could work better? I've run into performance issues when I get a lot of containers in once scene but they would handle the instancing/updating a lot better. I agree with monster I think you're starting to dive into an area that not many people have to go, at least not around here. Most lighting in… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | March - April (101)
Great work Azlios! Looks really cool! A bit late but here is where I got with the stylized environment. I got everything textured and spent a lot of time messing with the lighting in Unity. I still need to figure out a shader for the wet floor and add in the dirt and foliage. I think that will help break up the harsh… -
Re: [3D] How to unwrap spherical Visor so texture doesn't distort?
I'd probably try to drastically reduce the polycount of that element (reproject it later if necessary) so you can manipulate it with greater ease to get a bit more even texture flow, or use soft selections and pinning along with relaxing (or combine both approaches) to get the best possible outcome, but there will be some…
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