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Re: deus ex environment
You need to break up the vertical lines, it makes your scene boxy and lack depth. Especially the ones running down on each side. Where the boxy/pod window things intersect. Great progress so far though :) Looking forward to seeing more! -
Re: Texture artefact on a character in sketchfab render - Need Help
Thats the model. It appears that some vertices for the hair is either weighted to the wrong bone or have no skin cluster information. If the issue’s not showing up in Maya, then I’d first assume that there’s modeling history still on the mesh. You can usually remove this by deleting non-deform history. -
Re: I need a faster/better way to bake slection maps
The workaround is to crank the ambient on all the ddo swatches up fully so no lighting info is baked. It's a PITA, but you can just do it once in the swatches file and then you have it for use later on. Then do a vertex bake of lighting and color, and the vertices will have the colors baked. -
Re: Halo Wars Concept
maybe its just the angle of the concept art, but it looks like the rear stabilizing wings are angled out a bit more. Like they are pointing at 10 and 2 o'clock instead of perfectally vertical. Other than that its pretty awesome man, keep up the good work! -
Re: (Finished) Smoky Mountain Environment
I like where you're going with this. The proportions of the main house, and therefore the entire scene, don't really match the feel of the concept. In the concept it looks taller and skinnier - maybe a camera angle thing too - which contributes to the whole scene being read as more vertical. -
Re: 3d Worn Down Glass Floor Material Needed
He's saying that, because the top surface of the grate is essentially flat, and the holes are essentially vertical, that the normal map will be almost entirely flat, and thus defeats the purpose of making a normal map. Personally, Eric, I don't see the bevels on the Doom 3 ones either though. -
Re: Grrr....does this ever happen to you?
Have to do it orthogonally. Which is good practice anyway. Gives you a better understanding of contour and form. You can select vertices in 3D mode, but you still have to model orthogonally......you still model orthogonally in Lightwave, don't you?....I'm asking. -
Re: ZBrush 3 - Importing UVed model into current tool
I was getting the exploding vertices when importing after subdivision from Max obj's right up until the day I upgraded to ZBrush 3.1. I haven't had it happen since. Sounds like Maya obj's have more issues than Max's. -
Re: Introduction and a female WiP
I meant the central vertical edge going from the bottom of her sternum to her naval area. It just looked oddly long, like it needed dividing, or the verts moving closer together. BTW I can't see the pics at all now.. the links are broken. -
Re: Just what is high poly and low poly nowadays?
I concurr with the tinman. The normalmap-extractor usually can only handle N number of vertices. More verts than needed usually means slower load/save, longer network times, more disk space, slower rendering, etc. It all adds up.
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