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How to planify atlases on large scenes
Basically that. How do you planify on grouping UVs from a set of objects - atlases as for my understanding - on large scenes to also ensure decent texel density to bake? You do it by area? - idk, kitchen, room 1, room 2 - by type of object? by size? Hope that makes sense @_@ -
Re: Sculpt to Hand-painted workflow ONCE AND FOR ALL!!!
I wrote a response to this last week and polycount ate it, twice. Something to do with posting attachments? Anyway, @Jacob, your third attempt is killer. Matching the reference was a really good call. #4 is good as well, but you could give the directional light a stronger color and work more color variation into the stone.… -
Re: UTMC - Abandoned Drill
It's funny how every new version you do the cleaner the area gets and loses the abandoned look, your newest paint over for instance looks like a fully functioning facility still in use. The older ones looked like it's fallen into decay with signs of wear and no one bothering to take care of it. (Oily water spill on the… -
Re: Why do we do it?
Well i see what you are saying. For me one thing that really bothers me is the long term career prospects in this industry. As you mentioned artists always seem to be the first to get the chop and its this aspect of the industry that is the most concern. I am possibly facing looking for work again soon which i am not… -
Re: Help with bad lightmaps
Followed the video but didn'thelp , it basically sugests to rise the texture of light bleed points to 4096 ... well even with that nothinchanges, I always have light bleeds from roof and a different coloration seam between two walls , I tried to put even the same item sided two times and one gets a color the other gets… -
Re: [FINISHED][WIP] Mountain house
Hi, the scene looks much better now, I would try to change the sun direction to light up the front of the house and left the side in shadow. This way maybe you can get nice and interesting shadows on the facade from the porch and the tree and also side of the roof would be darker what will help to distinquish it from the… -
Re: Yet another post-apocalyptic vehicle...
personally I would give this baby an exocage. The miniguns on the roof and the front steel teeth look really heavy. Handling and performance is probably completely ruined. :D I suggest making the front plate a little bit thinner. Edit: on a rear wheel drive car, the rear tires are much wider than the front. (25% on my car) -
Re: First environment piece
The other thing that really stuck out to me is the hole in the ceiling- it seems a bit chunky/blocky to me. If the roof is sheet metal (which it certainly looks to be, and would make sense for a structure like this), you wouldn't see it break down in big chunks like that. The material also seems way too thick. Sheet metal… -
Re: Environment Art Test C&C
I think the roofing sheets on the shed are draging it down, the material is very unclear and they just look very off. Also, this might be the concepts fault, but the stairs are entirely made of bricks which look very strange to me, I know it's done at times but I think then they'd need another pattern like the one in this… -
Re: WIP: 3 Hand-Painted Environments
The lighting needs to be redone, preferably in a game engine, or marmoset. The bricks in the foreground are too flat. The texture on your pine tree also looks off, perhaps it needs to be scaled down a bit. The last environment is also tiling too obviously, perhaps a little variation on the textures? I do really, really…
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