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Re: Unwrapping Cylindrical Shapes
Depends on your texturing method. You could tile a texture along the length, or you could break it in half to go all unique. Usually organic models are best as unique uv (all inside if 0-1 space) while mechanical models are usually best with tiling layout (trim sheets, see modular page on the wiki). Look for Millenia's… -
Re: A question of repetition & splines
Make sure your using the Path Deform(WSM) version its at the top of the modifier list. You might also need to adjust the percent so it travels a good distance along the spline. It might also help to reset Xform on the object (not the spline) before applying Path Deform(WSM). It can also be handy to "sweep" a shape along a… -
Re: Lufia (Female archer)
It's more of an unhealthy shape that you would associate with being overweight although she does seem trim, maybe that's the problem? I think the groin could be less wide and if she is to be an archer, thicker forearms, triceps and biceps for the bow pulling power and maybe give her an african look. I think there are still… -
Re: Confederate Broadside Suit
Thanks for the crits. I was thinking that I'd either have the trimmings on the armor (the little darker spots on the edges of things) as a blue color, to maybe show rank or something. I probably should have either made them a brighter green or a blue. But since he's part of an army, I figured I'd save that for officers.… -
Re: Is this a problem when a model is not a watertight mesh?
The cubes themselves are watertight, but I just got an idea for kitbashing a model quickly using low-poly meshes, trim sheets and procedural generation (like a sci-fi buildings or a spaceship). So the polycount would be normal, textures too, but it would be very easy to create a lot of variation in minutes. The only… -
Re: Monthly Community Noob Challenge December 2013 (14)
Heres my suitcase crits welcome Robust: No problemo! nice models btw alecchalmers: i started with 4 planks of wood in 3ds max, then brought them to zbrush and used multiple brushes like trim dynamic, Orb, clay, and also i work in layers, that way i can add noise and other things and tone it down. I baked everything in… -
Re: Marcus Dublin Art Spot
Lots of updates! :) These guys were made for a game in development called Ironbound. They're part of the infantry solider class. The guy with the red trim is a variant. Here are a couple of characters that I made for the upcoming game Nexiuz. Special Agents 46 & 2 are two personal pieces that I'm hammering out in my spare… -
Re: Hollowing Out for 3D Printing
Yeah - making hollowed out model is actually way easier than what people think - especially if your source is a watertight Zbrush model. That's about it really. Just duplicate your object, scale it down along its normals, relax it a few times, maybe trim out bits that are not necessary and dynamesh to whatever resolution… -
Re: Gears of War 3 - Character Stuffs
Holy fuck. Hah. That's amazing. So much great work these past couple of days. For the first character: the trim around the plates on his arm and the rope binding on his pants did you have some way to do that sort of quickly? Do you have a brush in Zbrush? Insert mesh brush or an alpha with some sort of repeat? How did you… -
Re: ASIDE FROM VIDEOGAMES AND ART, what makes you happy in life?
^ and... Mah Girl, Laughter, Friends, a frosty pint of beer, barreling down a mountain on a snowboard, hill bombing on longboard, cruising mini ramps, painting my house, yard work: Mowing, Weeds, planting, trimming, sitting around and doing nothing, reading, eating and cooking food, helping others, being outside, playing…
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