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Re: Are Floating Edges Bad in-game?
What you're calling an "open edge", we call in my office a "T-Junction". Open edges (corners that aren't welded) are fine, so long as the edges all come back to vertices that have the same location. T-Junctions (a corner on one side of a face, that rests in the middle of another face) IS bad, however. The main reason for… -
Re: Daves Female Character Thread
I am of the opposite opinion of matsman. You should never let yourself get zoned into a feature before you are ready, which I think is what people tend to want to do when sculpting faces, and in particular doing likenesses. It is almost impossible to pull off a face if you are sculpting feature by feature without a proper… -
Re: Kingdom Death - Twilight Knight
Flaringo: God wont help you on this forum! Anux: More buxom ladies! Vig: Hey thanks man!! I do share your thoughts about the hair and the cape, I'll have to do better next time! divi: Ahaha yeah :D Zwebbie: Good question, I actually sculpt everything posed, i find it takes longer to do that way, but its much more fun to… -
Polycount TF2 Server
We've set up a few Team Fortress 2 servers for those wanting to get together with other polycounters and shoot each other in the face. Do a search in the map browser for Polycount and you'll find 2 of them. A 32 and a 18 slot server. The 18 is running a stock set up but the 32 we're gonna have fun with and do some… -
Re: Obelisk
sculpt is nice, but The texturing is noisy and very generic all over, as if you just threw masks/color on to everything to act the same. I would make the edges lighter then the planar faces. Add a small gradient from bottom to top and also make sure that the faces that are faced more toward the sun, is more bleached. So… -
Re: UV layout of large objects (Buildings, etc)
@GeeDave, thanks for the video I am using Blender myself, and I don't seem to have some of the features you do. I could only work out one way of getting the same results as you. First, I have to mark seams for ALL the edges, Unwrap the mesh, and then position them face UV's properly. Marking all the edges ensures all the… -
Re: Workshop #04 - Polygoblin
Thanks :) Actually, I threw in edge loops and subdivided the mesh, while being careful to get the proper number of rows of little faces that were the right size as the bumps. After that, I selected all the faces I wanted to be bumps, and extruded them with "keep faces together" turned off. A few more extrusions (with "keep… -
Re: 2d Painting helps
I think you need to slow down a bit and figure out what the form is before you define so much of it. Right now, your face and horns are on different perspectives. To fix that, you need to figure out the underlying structure before you get to defining the form. Knowing the structure will also allow you to place the horns… -
Re: hykare's daily sketches
Thank you for the advice and also reminding me this thread existed. I've decided that trying to learn everything at once is not a good idea, so now I want to learn to draw faces from imagination. I've been doing studies from movie stills and some from life, but when I try to draw them myself, the faces are always very… -
Re: Realtime Character - "Beat"
amazing, total likeness. these last images look like him when he made violent cop. Although I think you might want to add a slight amount of "nervous twitch" to the left side of his face (from our view). Takeshi was in a car accident in the 1990's and half of his face got mangled. He spent years in surgery and therapy to…
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