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Re: What would you choose?!
Rick, your sharp wit is stabbing my eyes out! I'd choose the shoe, it looks the most realistic, and fairly easy to bury. -
Re: Artifacts in normal map...
I'm not sure which artifacts you're reffering to ... do you mean the smoothing errors ? (the black spots around the sharp lowpoly areas) -
Re: Knife Dump
Man, those are some sharp knives right here. I'm gonna steal some ideas for a character I'm working on, heh. :angel: -
Re: Robo something or other
lookin cool. agree with slaught with the shoulders. maybe even the butt area could use another loop so its not so sharp. -
Re: UV trickery
Can you share a link to the Artstation page? Could be a misunderstanding of how the UVs are laid out, looks contiguous to me. UV seams are not a problem for baking normal maps, really. There are some technical bits to be careful with, but it doesn’t stop you from pretty much adding seams wherever you like. -
How to bake non-antialiased ID map?
Hi guys, I'm working on a project that requires completely sharp, non-antialiased ID maps. Any way to generate these in Marmoset 3 (or 4)? Nearest neighbour filtering or something similar? -
Re: Arnold render Maya
Your model has 90 sharp corners. Your example has bevels. Either add bevels to the model or use the Arnold rounded corners node. -
Re: Gradient ramp : gradient type issue
You might try a Falloff map instead. Use the Mix Curve to make a sharp edge. Might work more reliably than Gradient Ramp. -
Re: Duesenberg SJ Speedster Weymann 1933
The fenders do not look the way you've modeled them, they have sharp edges and are concave underneath. Yours have smooth edges and are thick and convex inside. -
Re: Tougodo : Toyocaflex TLR Blog
Kind of dick move to post your finished work in someone else's thread. As for the OP, watch your edge sharpness on the highpoly they will not bake down to well.
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