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Re: Buggati Veyron WIP
You got the basic shape down. The proportions look good and it's easily recognizable as the Veyron so you're off to a good start. What's your goal with this (as in are you modeling it all manually or are you planning to rely on Turbosmooth or similar for more detail)? It's a bit hard to comment on the geometry without… -
Re: next step from from zbrush concept sculpt to game model? (TITLE CHANGE....)
You are right. I am miscommunicating. Getting a low poly mesh out of a hi poly mesh would be relatively easy. I would just retopo then bake normals and textures, etc. I guess what I am really asking.... is how to get the detail out of my zbrush sculpt into hard surfaces. I've never really done it The sculpt itself has the… -
Re: [WIP] Payphone Asset
Make sure you understand that what you are seeing in the viewport/in these screenshots, is not what it will look like in game as I am assuming this is a smooth mesh preview which is achieved by hitting 3 on the keyboard in maya. A tip for creating the phone cord is to use a NURBS curve (create poly cv tool) then place a… -
Re: Sketchbook: Snacuum
What I'm currently working on: Amcry A large ameoba-like creature that uses large crystal formations as it's outer body. This is a design from my childhood game designs and is one of the concepts that has stuck with me. It is meant to be a form of in-game enemy or Boss monster. Since I've been having a bit of trouble… -
Re: How many hours would this take you?
Really? From what I can tell it's three components. 1 - The strapping is polymodeled, would only take a couple of minutes to get done. Then unwrapped, with a generic tiling mesh for normals. This includes the handle. 2 - The buckle is arguably the hardest element, but even then it's rather uncomplicated, with no attempt to… -
Re: Village Environment (WIP)
Thanks for the feedback! Yeah I'll plan on doing something a little more with the roads, either like you said or some separate brick/cobble models that will be scattered on top of the road and the sides to break it up and add some more depth. Designed a concept of a sword prop quickly this morning in corel painter with… -
Re: Abandoned Kitchen [UE4] -- [COMPLETED]
@Zombiecrackers Thanks. @Ootrick Thanks. Here you go: * When I started this project, I was going to do walls as lowpoly as possible (something around 400 polygons), but after some early tests, the results weren't as satisfying as I hoped (specially when the camera was close to walls!). * Since in this particular scene the… -
Re: Modeling curvy roads while maintaining proportion?
I used this plugin for making a racing track, you create one short block in the X-axis then, assign it as a object, draw a curve and click "deform object along path" which will duplicate and snap the segments using a FFD deformer. http://www.creativecrash.com/script/duplicate-along-path I have bookmarked somewhere several… -
Re: Spaceship Scene Feedback
Hei you! -Add trims (both in models and textures) to places with hard 90 degree corners, like the lamps and where the walls (or anything else) meet the floor. -More texture! Right now everything looks to be made out of the same gray smooth metal. For example different texture trims would bring more variation to the scene.… -
Re: This is the last straw with Maya.
You could also take a very different approach and focus more on "dirtmodelling" first to get shapes right (using sculpting, primitives, whatever works) and then only later do a retopo pass. This is very well suited to some types of hard surface modelling - say, "organico-mechanical" stuff. For pure subdivision modelling I…
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