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Re: [WIP] Learning Handpainting
I would reconsider the highlights on the rocks. You have a cover above the well, so it isn't all that likely that direct sunlight would be hitting the tops of the rocks. You could highlight it around the sides and diminish the cracks in between them. Also be sure to go over your these changes in values with a lower opacity… -
Re: [WIP] Nordic Mountaintop Environment - Tyrs Climb
Hey, I am currently working on a mountainous scene. Just wondering with your cliffs, are they built of smaller rock meshes or fully sculpted cliff sections? The snow texture looks good against the rock, maybe when it comes to lighting, don't know if you have done the passs yet, but I would recommend lighting some of the… -
Re: Maleficent's Throne Room [WIP]
couple of nit-picks... while it isn't implicitly described in the scene, the colouration on the rocks comes from the lighting, not the rock itself. Melificent's magic colours are generally speaking, purple and green. So, if you're building a scene from modular assets, consider making them a more neutral colour and allowing… -
Re: Post Apocalyptic inspired character
you're "still pretty new to the 3D world"... wait.. what ? That's your third sculpt ? lol. It's an amazing piece ! well done. Only critic that comes to my mind is that the rock the guy is steppin' on doesn't look so great to me. Its sharp edges, on some screenshots, looks a bit weird and it is also clipped into the other… -
Re: Definitive PBR Reference guide?
The Wiki pretty much has everything you need to know. The Unreal Engine and CryEngine documentation pages also include some swatches, but keep in mind one engine is Metalness and the other is Specular. PBR is not a set of strict rules either. A single albedo color for say, a rock, is not going to be the only color you use… -
Re: Apocalyptic Corn Field Environment
Just in regards to the concept, it seems like the storm has JUST started, all the rocks are falling at the same height. I would imagine some are faster than others, so some would have already hit the earth and some would still be up in the sky. Plus it's always interesting to see lots of dirt and grass and corn being… -
Re: So...what are you wearing?
Our dress code (software company, tech support desk...) is just shirt with collar and pants that aren't jeans. Sporting Dockers and a brown Lucky Brand button up shirt with a tiger embroidered on it at the moment. Rawr. On casual days it's Levi's and either a metal band shirt (Opeth usually) or my Lucky Brand T-Shirt that… -
Re: DirectX 11 tesselation and floating geometry in high poly models
there has been some floating geo in the 2 dx11 demos I've seen, rocks intersecting the ground, and windows and rocks on the corners of buildings, I think most places where bolts and nuts are going to be used aren't going to be rough, but smooth, and wouldn't have tessellation on them in the first place. But I think it… -
Re: Rustic Door
Yeah, I had no problem seeing it was this eroded moss covered rock. The only problem is that it doesn't really fit the way it is executed now I suppose, because it does look 'off'. Also, like odium says water also doesn't help very much. Add some harder rock bits to the ground, perhaps have some vines and leaves on it too.… -
What am i doing wrong? Simple High to low poly...
Hi im Andy, and new on here so helloooo :poly121: and really hoping you can help me get past this massive wall ive hit. Ive been teaching myself modelling for a while now and getting on fine with some simple stuff, more so ive been doing some rocks and boulders game assets as i like playing around in UDK and Leadwerks. The…
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