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Re: Dreaming vs Doing
They are not mutually exclusive. Having a "dream" or a long term goal is important. It keeps you focused, obviously it will take work. I think the real issue isn't dreamers but rather procrastination. Most people had a "dream" or a goal before setting out to do anything hard or time consuming. Rarely do we simply fall into… -
Re: Re-topology is there anything on the horizon?
Bummer that Houdini Apprentice is only for non commercial work. I regularly use Wrap and WrapX and can only recommend them. Combining Wrap/WrapX with Retopoflow and other plugins/programs is a sure way of finishing the Retopo step much faster. Here is an extreme case I did recently with Wrap. (please excuse all the… -
Re: Topology problem, maybe baking problem?? In need of help!
Looks like a non-issue to me, honestly. It's barely noticeable. If it really bothers you, then I'll explain: because of the way your mesh is built and your UV's are separated, you get a strong gradient on this "peak" with or without the added cuts to make it more rounded. You get this strong artifact simply because the… -
Re: Violet Kelli - Hunter/Rebel/Post Apoc
I have no idea >< think im just not in the mood and forcing it >< Yeah i think the shapes fine in the base model, but itll need those fine details in it =\ Took some time to relax and did a retry, definitely got way better results this time, but still not quite feminine, i know the characters meant to be quite tough, but… -
Re: TRON - PLAYER - RLPudding
The disc looks like Link's shield with the triforce in it. The legs and arms look very stiff like a dead mummy. Imo. its better to model them with some more relaxed natural pose, bend the arms slightly, same for the legs. Body parts have no perfect linear flows, instead there is always a swing or curve in them. Obviously… -
Re: Polyhertz's 3dsMax script - 'Quick High-Poly'
I kinda see where's perna coming from - this won't help much when it comes to modeling real-life stuff where all the fillets are slightly different, there are some sharp edges and some soft ones etc. For example this: Though about 90% of the time spent here was not spent modeling it but rather comparing the reference… -
Re: unwraping uvws
For a bullet I would use the cylinder option in UVW Unwrap. I suspect the UV's are coming out skewed because you're unwrapping something that isn't flat using the flat/planar options. You might run into some stretching around the tip. Depending on how it was constructed you might need to break the tip off and relax it, or… -
Re: Superbawls
Geez really? Learn to live and let live. People are going to love their football, and you aren't going to change that. And why should you? Would you like people arguing the things and interests that you enjoy? Things like sports are just as important to society because they offer an escape, a way to relax at the end of a… -
Re: Kekets world of guns - Feedback greatly welcomed.
Yep, the edge problem is the first thing I saw too. Your models are really great though. If you can fix the wires by taking out the corner segment and relaxing the ones around the openings, that would be best. Other things you can do is if you have access to a sculpting program you can drop it in there and chamfer / fillet… -
Re: I think I like this forum...
Woah there buddy, this place isn't quite like CA.org. Don't have to scroll down through inches of 1.5 MILLION and various other banner advertisements, and the entire TAD section, before you actually get to the somewhat jumbled art forums for one... There's a reason I'm over here (most of the time) in spite of being a 2D…
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