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Re: [Stylized vs Realistic] Puerto Rican Street
Starting on the textures... kinda of new to this, trying very hard to not make it too noisy or high contrast, but finding a good balance is proving to be difficult. Any tips would be much appreciated... the base texture is supposed to be a sort of smooth stucco, and the white and blue is a smooth painted wood/moulding.… -
Re: Anyone here use Blender?
actually blender's fbx exporter can tag edges as hard or smooth - you don't need an edgesplit modifier even, simply set edges as sharp in blender and set smoothing to 'edge' in the export options. should be wort a shot, don't know for sure if unity reads that info though. (if I am reading the context of this conversation… -
Re: Solved: weird artifacts in 3DO viewport
Check and make sure you're exporting normals/smoothing groups, and also check to make sure that your normals/smoothing groups properly represent the surface type you're looking to create. It's also worth resetting transforms before you export, triangulating before exporting, and switching to *.OBJ if you're using *.FBX,… -
Re: Workshop bug or my fault
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Re: PETROL/BLOOD Mike8917
very nice, just about that smoothing problem, why not going with the loop all the way around? I mean if this is your highpoly model let the polygons be there so the surface will be smoothed (don't kill the ring), hope I could get what was my suggestion, any way liked the idea and modeling too much, keep it up. -
Re: Hard surface uv unwrap question
In general its good to place UV seams and smoothing breaks in the same place, but you shouldn't have to do that to get things to bake right. The normal map overrides whatever the low poly normals actually are. So something is broken in the process if you have to break smoothing at UV seams to get the normal map to bake… -
Re: Learning how to hand paint textures.
Like anything else, smoothing is an artistic choice. If you want it to look smooth, then yes, you add more subdivisions to the mesh. If you don't care if it looks blocky, then you don't. Of course there are performance reasons that may influence a choice, but from a pure art standpoint, you can just do whatever you want. -
Re: Normal Map Problem
Judging by the gradients in the normal map it looks like you have no smoothing groups set up and are baking with one smoothing group. The error that is showing up could be a projection issue and you might need more geo to solve it. Could you post a picture of your lowpoly without wires, lowpoly poly with wires, and… -
Re: Hard Edges around Holes
Hm, are your Smoothing Groups going over 40-50° ? Cut your UV Shells and make the sides planar. Then add a new Smoothing Groups to UV Shells with TexTools. Also select all Vertices in Mode 1 and then Press Weld with 0,1 . Maybe some Vertices are not welded. Looks like youre doin millenias tutorial? :) -
Re: Fish Boobs WIP- Mrandk
yeah I am really looking foward to the lowpoly and textures! Only thing bothering me in the highpoly is how you are subdividing objects without smooth and then trying to smooth it out. It is leaving the shape of the polygons behind. Why not do some of it in a modeling package and then bring it in and detail it? In…
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