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Re: WIP Siege Tank
is everything meshmoothable ? i mean that if you throw in a meshmooth on it will it become clean and smooth ? right not it seems like a "fake" highpoly, thats basically a lowpoly using smoothing groups ehehe , anyway i love the siege tank and i am really looking forward to see this come to a conclusion ! -
Re: Benelli M3 Super 90
You bake with xNormal right? xNormal hates smoothing groups and renders them with seams that alias like mofos. I use a mixture of a max bake (with cage) and an xnormal bake. If you have the uv maps split where the smoothing groups oppose it should bake perfectly in 3dsm. -
Re: High to Low Poly Workflow?
Per128. The U-shape contains a different smoothing group. Material ID's correspond with the type of mapping and Smoothing groups. Thats Good intel thank you., I haven't put it into practice yet , cuz i have other priorities at this moment. But I trust your expertise on this one. -
Re: Rts Game WIP; IMAGE HEAVY
Looking at your models it took me about 5 minutes to realize why the textures looked so bad on the models. You need to work on utilizing smoothing groups better on your models. Everything looks smooth with no edges, and it throws everything off and makes the models look terrible. -
Re: Triangles showing on bake/normal map
Oof, sorry about the super late reply. I was in school and completely forgot that I posted this. But yeah, the problem was that it was all under one smoothing group, so I had to split the smoothing groups and UVs a bit. I know it may not mean much due to the amount of time that passed, but thank you very much for your… -
Re: Rk 62 - The Finnish Assault Rifle [WIP]
One thing you can try is check the invert box under ur gloss map, some programs have the gloss maps inverted like ue4 has it where black is smooth and white is rough, but marmoset 2 has it where black is rough and white is smooth -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - July & August 2018 (55)
@momomoonscarOn the concept it looks like the head has a smooth transition to the mouth so I'd cut in the geometry you have or extrude it and it will shade better.For things like the vines I usually start with a spline and profile as you can change the number of segments to balance polycount and smoothness. -
Re: How to make sharp edges with Turbosmooth
Wow first time that I can suggest something that I know of :D ..... You need to set the crease in the edges properties , 0 or 1 makes the difference or the numbers in between for the midway results ... If not wrong 1 should result in no smoothing at all , while 0 total smooth .... -
Re: Monthly Noob Challenge 8
@Lankus Maximus Thanks, And yes. Basically you put edge loops around the edges and then turbo smooth, it keeps the edges sharp and smooth. For my bridge that's the exact reason. I usually dont do much HPs for architecture but I think the bridge section would need it. -
Re: Dota 2 Monthly Community 'Noob' Challenge - March 2014
@HM, It might be one of two problems You didn't smooth out the normals of your low poly- in blender select all > press ctrl+E > shade smooth. or your high poly has triangles that are creating artifacts. try increasing the polycount of your high poly.
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