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Re: Alphas blurry on mesh!
painter won't do pixel perfect placement because you're projecting every stroke in 3d space, not editing the texture directly - if you want pixel perfect placement you use something that edits pixels directly (eg. photoshop) that's not the problem here at all though - if you tried to place antialiased text that size in… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | July - August (91)
Edit: Should be working now out of quotation, thanks! -
Re: 3ds max - change color of edges while modeling in symmetry?
Apply a new Edit poly modifier or collapse the existing one: that will get the new adjusted colors. Seems like the color value itself is stored with the max scene too. So the changed UI gizmo color will not be applied to existing Edit Poly Objects/Modifiers .... -
Re: New banners
-Zest Apartments -Snefers Sci Fi Slum Somone also did some really bad ass ATV vehicle thing. I posted in that thread so let me find it and I'll edit this. Edit: Here we go riddlaz War Buggy -
Re: Need advice for modeling or sculpting terrain using reference material.
Turn your top-down drawing into a heightmap and then import that into udk and edit it using the terrain editing tools, which would be the most straightforward way and still requires some "eyeballing". If you don't know how to do those things, then it's tutorial time :expressionless: -
Re: Ubisoft's Revolutionary DRM!!!
They'll be in the collectors edition :) You wont be able to upgrade hardware without having the collectors edition versions. Great idea, so we can then have a THIRD online client when Ubi gets pissed off at that and starts its own 'Origin'. :poly124: -
Re: Modelling bandages
This is one of the things where you just have to try it out haha. writing that question probably took longer than actually giving it a go ;) And yes, Shell modifiers and the like usually export fine for me. If not, slap an Edit mesh or Edit poly on top. -
Re: Head and body, neck seam
Hehe, no never edit normals after a bake. And yeah, if you use a normal map, it will compensate the LP normals, whatever is under. Tho, if you keep it as it is, your projection cage will also be "splitted" on the seam. I wonder if it bakes as good as with pre-edited normals. -
Re: What am I doing wrong? Low poly/baking monstrosity
I think James Wild is referring to this process, ie editing your cage to get rid of the waviness (snagged from Ben Mathis' portfolio site). Editing the cage is a bit of a pain unfortunately - but a better option than painting it out in PS, in my opinion. -
Re: Project Restriction -Unreal 3 scene/map WIP
EDIT: Decided the main thing will be a mansion type house which will be the main feature. I'm using the flagpost for that dock thread I made but with an exstention which is gonna have chains and a wooden sign. There will still be the mech floating cct camera there and the sign. Edited backstory.
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