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Re: [Chivalry] - Agatha Knight - Lion Set
Reply by Scoot_da_Poot · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Arms & Armor, Chivalry: Medieval WorkshopI like to line up the seam side perfectly horizontal or vertical in the uvs and then relax the verts not on that edge. This will usually prevent that from happening. -
Re: Priestess
Thanks guys :) @Sunray You can flip the image in Tool Properties>Texture>Scale and change the horizontal and/or vertical input to a negative number. -
Re: Maya Graph Editor Issue
there's a little button on the right side of the graph editor called "unconstrained drag", that locks the curves vertically. once you click it it works fine. -
Re: What is causing this baking issue?
I think it might also help to have your UV straight for thoses kind of vertical lines; it will avoid those kind of aliasing -
Re: Cagdasx44's Workshop Thread
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Re: MODO 901 Features Sneak Peak
I understand, but I meant why not to position vertices on circle without any twist. If user needs it so bad - ok then, tweak it) -
Re: Bunnies, Bunnies Everywhere
The rotating camera will get real old, real fast. Keep the axis vertical or you'll induce vertigo/motion-sickness in your players. -
Re: TSM's models
I don't think that's a seam as much as the end of the piece of wood. It is rather repetitive, though. Try flipping the UVs horizontally or vertically on a few. -
Re: Sexy lady head
Looks stretched vertically quite a bit. So... why aren't you using good reference for anatomy? I don't quite understand. -
Re: Cartoon Human Head
even if you add more vertices, the flow of the polygons will make it deform bad ill post an image to help you out later
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