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Re: THRONE ROOM _ The Forgotten Throne - Team Bird
Yep, I can understand wanting to get into ZB asap with that :) Might I add a suggestion, the verticality is very cool, but maybe add some parts projecting out of the wall for a bit of variance? See the elephants here - http://www.quinnsgate.com/friends/cancun/images/mayan/mayan_wall_o_faces.jpg -
Re: Riot Creative Contest 2017 - QA
I have a question about the VFX category : I understand that moving or applying textures to the spheres is not permitted, but is it possible to apply a deformation of some kind ? For example, a "black-hole" effect that collapses the sphere's vertices in a single point. Sounds good man, go right ahead! -Nate -
Re: [Starwars] Scout Trooper
Good start so far man. The part between the eyes and visor seems alittle bit too high. Also the vertical black mouth area seems too high compared to the ref picture. For some reason the helmet reminds me of the killer's mask from Scream -
Re: checking current bound joints of an object (maya)
The closest think I can think of off the top of my head would be the Component Editor (Window > General Editors > Component Editor). If you select all the vertices of an element/mesh, all the associated joints and their weight values will show up under the Smooth Skins tab. -
Re: Sharpen Post Processing?
well, you have to use the horizontal size for the X and the vertical size for the Y eg. 1/1920 and 1/1080. it can become slightly confusing, especially when doing larger blurs for a bokeh but especially with those it gets realy obvious if you don't do it properly. -
Re: shadow explorer's works^^
In theory you can, you have to remesh the two subtools by making them visible and hidding the rest, then divide a couple time the new combined mesh, and reproject details. But to be honest, results can be horrible with vertices flying across the room... This is when 3dcoat can be very handy :> -
Re: How to rig a weapon/shield
These days I tend to angle my clavicles slightly downwards by about 10 degrees - this means that when the arms are hanging vertically there isn't a 90 degree angle between the clavicle and the arm, which usually prevents any horrible gimbal issues with roll bones in the shoulder/arms. -
Re: Recent art test...
That's very nice work for 3 days of effort. What did they offer you in terms of reference and restrictions? It's hard to tell, but it looks like you could use a few of the vertical loops on the seats, and probably the loop that divides the tires down the middle without losing much of the shape. -
Re: Gears of War 2
I was playing some co op the other day at a friend's place, and I was wondering, is there some way to change the split screen to go vertically down the screen rather than across? My buddy already has a widescreen TV, so the ratio would certainly be better.. -
Re: [WIP] Mirror's edge inspired corrdior: looking for feedback
My last update, I have to fix a few things like objects inside wall, the weird sharp vertical shadow on the wall and mess around with color correction, maybe change the texture of the black wall cable, they seem off, then I'll consider it finish, can't spend that long on it!
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