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Re: Steampunk pistol
Steampunk who are you? :poly124: Sorry but i dont see Steampunk Elements. -
Re: Anyone Good With Electronics?
It's not the silver elements model with the rubber ends is it? I'll look into the internal raid setup. -
Re: Houdini training, what would you like to see?
I mean standard Mantra. Creating comp-ready elements so to speak. -
Re: Keeping track of windows floating off screen!
Thank you.. that just solved the 3dsmax elements window problem for me. :D -
Re: non generic sci-fi corridor?
just ask yourself, what about this is sci-fi, then exaggerate those elements -
Re: 3ds Max unwrapping: how to know texel density?
Button beside the packing tools called ' rescale elements' is what you're after. -
Re: Yulia - WIP
excellent work, very colourful...I suppose that represents the pop star element -
enviroment: salvaged viking ship
finally got around to finishing this piece, based on viking ships and celtic designs mixed in with some weird fantasy elements! -
Re: Normal Artifacts in UE5
Hi! I would try turning on "Use Full Precision UVs" for the mesh in the static mesh editor in Unreal. By default static meshes use half precision UVs to save memory. Edit: Unrelated, if you re-use UV space for mirrored/repeating elements you can increase texel density, meaning less jagged edges. Could use a second UV… -
Re: Need opinions on round edge normal baking workflow
Some UV editing tools allow you to convert the UV into mesh space, where you can edit with the full set of mesh editing tools. Using this, you could try a Push or Relax style tool, which would scale the elements away from each other. Then convert back out of mesh space into UV space again.
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