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Re: Content-Aware Image Resizing
It doesn't *have to be perfect, mind you. For very quick retouching, it's already looking like a great timesaver. I'd love to have it for toying around with sketches, just fooling around with different layouts. -
Re: Gallery of Computation - Substrate
damn that's cool, and looks like it would help with city design too.....well atleast artistic city design, dont htink i would want to live in a city with a layout that complicated o0 -
Re: UVW problem
Hmm have you tried UV layout? It's stand alone, and you can get a free trial since it's still in beta phase. http://www.uvlayout.com/index.php?option=com_frontpage&Itemid=1 -
Re: LODs and UVWmaps
I can't remember exactly, but I think using the EditMesh modifier lets you delete verts and edges quite freely without ruining the UV layout (except around seams). -caseyjones -
Re: Jon Conner (Christian Bale)
Well, this isnt supposed to be anything but a map for me to see his outfit abit better. There wasnt any anatomical thought or any of that...just a simple layout of his clothing for me to better understand it. -
Building portfolio page...need feedback:)
Just started building my webpage and was looking for some feedback. Im still building the content, so I wondering what you guys think of the layout so far, before I get too far along. Thanks guys:) enodmi.com -
Re: just a little advice how to proceed with UVing
Use a non-square texture or split it down the middle as you suggested. That should be a relatively easy seam-fix if you split it, based on what material it is and it having a straight UV layout. -
Re: Sketchbook: Domslice
Distressing has begun, along with the addition of panel lines and some colour tweaks. I'm beginning to rethink the parts I chose to share a mirrored UV layout, e.g. the legs and forearms. -
Re: xNormal reimagination
I find the light colours make my eyes wonder onto other areas. Try a dark grey layout like Handplane. Otherwise I'm all for it, I love the design. -
Re: Google Earth 3D Environment?
You can try www.openstreetmap.org to export city layout and building information. I don't know what software you are using, but Houdini has a tool to import those .osm files.
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