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Re: [WIP] Plank
Good on ya for being meticulous about your workflow. Helps us a lot to understand where you're coming from :) Pipeline in regards to the plank. Dyamesh doesn't make good retopology mesh. It's only useful for giving you even quads at a certain density. At best, you could use ZRemesher, but there's ways to get a good retopo… -
Procedural maps Vs PhotoShop Texture Painting
Hello Guys , I had this task few weeks ago to make next-gen weapon , I followed the normal next-gen pipeline ( That i know ) which includes : HighPoly model creation > LowPoly Mode > Unwrapping > Normal Map and Ambien occlusion Baking > Diffuse and Specular maps painting in photoshop . The final result was very satisfying… -
[PAID] Real-Time 3D Production Studio [UNITY]
We are looking for a real-time 3D production studio to assist with the production and assembly of a Unity interactive. Using 3DMax * From supplied Revit and Microstation models assemble the scheme in 3D Max * Model and integrate additional buildings via supplied architectural plans * Model two historical parts of the site… -
Are normal maps always necessary?
Hi there, I'm still a beginner, so I've got a beginners question. Is it always necessary to bake a normal map when creating hard surface models for games? I'll always bake a normal map for organic stuff, characters etc, and up until now I usually do on my hard surface models, but it seems to be slowing down my workflow a… -
Re: The Light Bulb Hero
Made the Low-Poly (2494 tris) in Zbrush, then Unwrapped it with RoadKill and baked the Diffuse and Normal Map with Xnormal and used Maya's transfer maps to make a gradient to multiply on the Diffuse. Also made a Color Specular, Gloss and Emissve Map. The textures are all 1024x1024 px. Then rendered him with the Marmoset… -
Re: Material editors vs. Custom shader code
I remember not too long ago a bunch of peeps on some tech forums where talking about creating a unified shader system via Python (I think?), with a user interface but coded. So basically, instead of having nodes, you would have editor under which you could put up words and what they all mean and have the engine load it… -
Re: How to make UDK not look like...UDK?
Thread has been a good read so far. I'm also in the process of working on a UDK project, and this topic is one of huge interest to me. Hope to see the discussion develop even further. Btw, Borderlands does use normal maps. And while they don't have spec or gloss maps, They do use a channel from other textures (the diffuse… -
Re: minotaur
ill resist the temptation to rush off and won't put this guy to bed just yet. i'll have a go at these suggestions :poly142: cheers for that map josh, gonna give that a go to answer some questions: it's using xoliul shader, i used grabviewport to take larger images then shrink them down. i used the half-lambert effect in… -
Re: Iron Horde Ram [WIP]
I think you need to rework many of your highlights as they've got the wrong shape entirely. For example the exhausts at the back have these soft round highlights when it should really be a big streak going along the shape (like this) and on the rims of the front plate you've got these round highlights again when it should… -
Re: Jestersheepy [WIP]
@Iciban: Plane ontop of 3 sided geom, used the UDK foliage paint tool to scatter around and then used material instances to change the colours for variation. Anywho, back to uni. Been asked to re-create a scene from a film or game within a game engine. I chose this scene from Alien: My progress soo far: (Preview built…
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