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Re: Textures and their purpose
Let me see if I understand the question, you are asking 'what is the difference between materials that use image maps and materials that use procedural materials'? Image maps give you more artistic control and often require less technical wrangling to get what you want. They also have predictable technical budgets where… -
Re: 2d Sprite Making - help
Yep like arrangemonk hinted at you're using a 1 bit technique meaning your transparency will either be on or off, no blending. You can't have a purple pixel and expect it to be partially transparent. If you sample the pixels around the edges of your image they are not exactly your transparent color. To fix this you need to… -
Re: Forest Environment
I agree with Doc, that modeling some thick geometry is a good way to go for thick forests, but with this example, (thin and wispy) the way you have it constructed is fine. Just don't expect it to carry the same weight. One thing I would like to add to Shep's post is, that using a blended opacity mask will kill system… -
Re: Watermarking
[ QUOTE ] What makes the images so special that people may want to somehow use them for their own profit? I mean, I just never came across anything like that before, and would like to know more about it if you don't mind. [/ QUOTE ] The company I did the internship for produces medical images and animations for different… -
Re: Photoshop Normal map rotation tool?
it's pretty easy to code this with tangent-space normal maps. basic concept: save every pixel in to a 2D Array with it's current R and G (and B) Value (B will not change). R and G convert to a vector of 3 dimensions (while only 2 have a value, which is x for red and y for green and z is defined as following) with angle in… -
Re: female topology - please critique (mild 3D nudity)
Jesse Sosa's stuff is pretty inspirational. http://www.skankerzero.com/images/aeon/aeon_work_052.jpg http://www.skankerzero.com/images/aeon/aeon_work_066.jpg http://www.skankerzero.com/images/br2/br_work_67.jpg Traditionally I've seen more or less cylindrical torsos work the best. Just out of curiosity did you start with… -
Re: Fascinating effects changing qualities of light and shadows can have on a game.
Zwebbie - you really should have included the original 1998 version from Unreal, just to show the biggest jump. :D (Unreal) http://liandri.beyondunreal.com/w/images/Deck16In-EditorScreenshot.png (Unreal Tournament) http://liandri.beyondunreal.com/w/images/Deck16II-Screenshot.jpg (UT2k4)… -
Re: Some multiplayer artwork and Audio
Hey, we're lazy bums here, upload the audio on http://www.zshare.net/ and Images on http://www.tinypic.com/ , zshare also supports images but oh well I just prefer teeneepic fur images ;) That way, no pain and patience for downloading, aaaaaahh it kills me :( Linky pl0x! Danke Danke. Edit: This ought to be in PnP, innit? -
Re: Why is photoshop sepia-toning the photoshop window
Ghost: the other thing is that in that image you posted the title bar of the image you're working on shows it as being in 8bit Greyscale colorspace. "Untitled1 100% (Layer1, Grey/8)" I've had this happen a few times when I make a greyscale texture for something, and the "new image" settings get stuck on greyscale as a… -
Re: Should I upload my models to sketchfab for portfolio, even if they don't represent my current level?
I understood your question. Always show 2D images first, then include 3d viewers as an option. Most hiring managers will not take the time to load 3d models, the 2d images must sell your work first and foremost. If they have questions about the 2D image, then the 3d view is available, and may be loaded, maybe.
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