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Re: The Forts
adam nice model nice render. what you said about the shaft of sunlight is interesting, but its not quite conveyed in the scene, but could be. first id say add very subtle "streaks" of light coming from right hand side. then render out scene again, with background image projected onto a plane (using a Matte material if your… -
3D Artist – Specialist in Stylized PBR & Handpainted Assets | Freelance | UE5 / Unity
Hi everyone! I’m Jean-Luc Hernandez, a freelance 3D artist focusing on stylized asset creation for video games. I specialize in PBR texturing (Substance Painter) and hand-painted rendering, working mainly with Unreal Engine 5 and Unity. 🛠️ What I do: * Stylized 3D props & environment assets * Game-ready topology & UVs *… -
[FINISHED] Game-Ready Bamboo Katana
A sword kit of a poor samurai hope you guys like it ;) i made it as a game-ready modular assets Modelled in Blender, textured in Subtance Painter and rendered in Unreal Engine 5 Follow me on Artstation: https://manhha_khan.artstation.com/ ! -
Re: WIP- Elderly Character- Need Honest Feedback
Hey, thank you so much for taking the time to give me this feedback — I genuinely appreciate it! I'm a fresh graduate 3D artist, and I'm eager to keep learning and improving. The piece you mentioned was rendered in Marmoset, and you’re absolutely right — I still have a lot to work on, especially with lighting and SSS.… -
Re: Hard Surface Blog: Sci-Fi Processing Station
I will say in a post mortem reflection, maybe not so ironically, I was correct in that my DCC of choice did change throughout this project. The majority of the project was made in 3DS Max and Blender. I would say about 55% of it was 3DS Max, and the rest of it was finished in Blender. (Both were accompanied by Zbrush) when… -
Maya / renderman / possibly user issues
Hi all, I'm definitely a newb taking on my first full scene project. I did a rough version of the scene to evaluate geometries and materials and things started to get weird as I added and changed meshes and shaders. Over time, renders started getting MUCH slower and MUCH grainier. Also, with simpler scenes, I can see PRman… -
Re: AO between meshes disapear after enabling Ray Tracing?
AO is a simple (not physically accurate) rendering technique that will darken any surfaces that are near to other surfaces. AO typically produces something closer to a dirt effect than a realistic lighting effect. In ray-tracing mode, global illumination is used instead - this accurately simulates how light bounces from… -
Re: Photorealism
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subsurface_scattering As its name suggests, Sub Surface Scattering is a complex algorithm that attempts to bounce light around beneath a surface in the same way that it does in reality. Beyond that I'm not sure I follow what you mean by 'how' they work. Sounds to me like you're wanting to get… -
Re: zbrush non square tileable technique?
Of course you can! I highlighted for you my long, non-square tile. Perfectly tiles as you see. You can do this Naughty Dog style: Here is Preview render: Best render with shadows: Here is the displacement alpha: Here is the Know-how: The creator of this super genius plugin is Marcus Civis: retired. Read below carefully,… -
Re: Van Hellsing Repeater Crossbow
looks pretty sick. Can't comment on rendering because I'm also pretty bad at rendering, but the spring mechanism would not deliver enough power to launch bolts. Crossbows, especially later period ones, are very high draw weight to make up for the shorter limbs and launch distance; the position from a drawn string to a…
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