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Re: Really thin tiling texture edges (marble tiles)
Yea just ndo2 the edges, making sure to give them the proper 'U' shaped groove they are as well as a bumpy surface. There is also two surface properties happening on the tiles, similar to car paint, you have the lacquer gloss coat and then you have the underlying surface. So if you wanted to get crazy detail you can try to… -
Re: Dithering Shader/Post Process Effect - need help!
So TexCoord did work- I found another problem too. With a post process you can't get the surface normal by using the vector (0,0,1) and dot that with the light vector to get the lighting. I've tried finding another way to pull the surface normal from any given pixel on the screen but nothing seems to be working right now.… -
Re: Texture sheet in PBR
Well, sliders can work if your maps are mostly accurate and you want just small changes, or when you have only 1-2 or similar material surfaces in your texture. Lets say you have chrome which would have roughness around 0-0,1 and a wood which would be more than 0,5-0,6 in your texture. Lets say you want to make the wood… -
Re: What's the Difference Between Normal & Bump Mapp'n
Yes, they're both "types" of bump mapping (adding detail through texture/light interaction rather than geometry/light) but normal mapping is more accurate than bump mapping. I'm sure this question has been asked before. Bump mapping (greyscale) only provides the "height" of a surface relative to the geometry. Normal… -
Re: 3d Portfolio review/ career mentor?
Oh don't get me wrong, I put some time into hard surface. That actually started with a game idea and I never modelled a car before. It was a block with a crappy car texture. Oh hell nah I'm going to learn to do better cars. So worked my way up, a few little tutorials, cartoon-like cars. Then found a master class for… -
3D Artist looking for job opportunities
Looking for job opportunities in game dev. I would like to offer my services as a 3D hard surface artist. I am mainly interested in weapons, but I'm sure I can manage most of hard surface game assets. Take a look at my latest project. Also feel free to check out my portfolio: https://madfox097.artstation.com/ model -
Re: Gems rendering
Awesome!! One thing I noticed recently, Three.js doesn’t render alphaMode:Blend behind Transmission, which makes it more difficult to handle surfaces with multiple transparent parts. For example: Three.js (left) does not render alpha blend behind tranmission, but Babylon.js does. Context, and more… -
District VII [UDK]
Latest Update! ___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ THREAD: Hello Polycounters! I’m back with a new project! Up until now I had focus on making small environments, creating unique textures per asset and so on. What I intend to do this time if… -
Re: Help me figure out how to texture this 3d tiles system
I read this a couple of times and I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish from a 3D modeling standpoint. So let me try to put it in my own words and tell me if I'm right. You're programming a modular (you're calling them tiles) asset generator, where the program takes meshes and assembles them, then applies a texture… -
Re: Noob Learning Challenge, Dark Aribeth (NSFW)
8. Highpoly Sculpting - Surface Noise I believe it is important to try new things and experiment in every personal project you take on. Using ZBrushs Surface Noise deformer was one of these experiments. I was introduced to it while watching an EAT3D tutorial and made my own workflow to suit what I was doing. I want to…
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