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Re: What is your texture workflow now?
Process is mostly the same, depending on the asset. PBR: realistic If you don't have a library already, defining your surfaces breakouts and definition is the most important step to do early. I like to add solid colors to sections around the mesh (usually from an object-color bake, and make masks in PS for groups) to… -
Re: UDK - Mountain Valley Environment
Masked, translucent makes the wrong effect imo, I tried them all out and masked or softmasked work well. -
Re: [UE4] Handpainted Cellar
Are you using a blend mask for the vertex paint? The textures will looks much better if you use a proper blend mask. -
Re: Cavity map, seperating concave and convex details
Interesting. So, you can use the curvature map to mask out your cavity mask? I'll have to try that. -
Re: Folds: Zbrush or Max
also...if you use zbrush, i highly recommend using masks and then pulling the geo over the masked part for creases and such. -
Re: Any ideas how this is done?
Yea fletch is right, typically you render out a alpha mask and use that whenever you need to mask things out. -
Re: Endinsdel's workshop
maybe mask only version? might need to change colors a bit, to get better contrast of mask and face to be easier to distinguish it -
Re: alpha in zbrush pulling towards centre
Personally I would use the alpha as a mask instead of applying it to a brush. Then invert mask and inflat or use transpose line to indent it. -
Re: zbrush 3.1 rotation pivot
i'd just mask off to a single hand, sculpt on that, then unmask all, mask off the other hand and use Smart Resym... -
Re: extruding to a fixed height in zbrush
I think what Naima is asking might be one thing I've wondered myself. I do know about morph targets but say for example I store a morph target on a flat plane with no scuplting done on it. Then I mask out areas of the plane and go over it with a layer brush. Now the awesome thing about layer brush is if I go over something…
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