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Re: nDo2 Help.
i would suggest that u make each normal in a different photoshop document and then when you are happy with the result you can then merge them into one document is that what you were looking for at all? -
Re: 3D Studio Max Mirrored UV Issue
The "Symmetry" plane you saw is merely the preview for the Quick Planar Map gizmo. By default it faces the average of the selected surface normals. Selecting both sides is weird though. Could be both were inverted. -
Re: Geo Acting oddly to light, Help needed
Try moving the light back...it looks like its right on top of her. Other than that...make sure you merge verts, make sure your edge normals are set correctly, etc... -
Re: Sketchbook: Dylan Mellott
This is a project I am currently working on for a class. We got split into teams and everyone had to pick two themes and merge them together to create a character. My team got steampunk cavemen! -
Re: Blood Elf Rogue - PBR Stylized Character
great looking stuff. How did you pose this guy? If it was the Z transpose did you have to merge all subtools together to move it more better? Or did you move subtool by subtool? -
Re: When is it appropriate to not use dynamesh in a Z Brush Workflow ?
I usually stop dynamesh once I have the basic volumes/silhouette formed. If I know I don't need to pull out or merge more appendages, I no longer need dynamesh. -
Re: Commander Hun - Tang-dynasty inspired sword lady
@tonysladky: My comment regarding the sword design was merely a quick reply - I expected krisCrash to do further reaserch. Interesting to know the history behind that period's sword-smithery, so thanks for highlighting. -
Re: Geo-loop
Isn't the point of this script request also to preserve (inflate?) the volume though? Or am I wrong? Is merely aligning the verts and spreading them out with equal edge length and distance from centre enough? -
Re: Lightmap/AO 3dsmax second uv question
http://boards.polycount.net/showpost.php?p=856912&postcount=34 For characters/weapons, typically the lightmap is merged down into the diffuse map. For environments typically the lightmap is a separate bitmap, using its own separate UV. -
Re: Unreal Engine 3 - MASTER THREAD
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