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Re: Neji Hyuga
definately recognisable man, looks a little rigid at the mo- it might be worth soft-select dragging a bit of posture into him. even a bind pose can have a bit of flex in it. like it though -
Re: Season 3 Battlestar Galactica shocking revelation!
a great 2 hour season premiere! I was a bit shocked that they killed certain key characters. Ifs definately darker than the previous seasons. Starbuck took being Mommy pretty well! -
Re: 4 stylized Low poly SDKs
@Sectaurs God, that´s so cool @SupRore Nice. I think the abs look a bit too defined but it´s great work anyway. @nkoste Great stuff! I love the veins. -
Re: UT2004 Player Model - Nali War Cow
looking better, though i think you could define the shape much more. I did my first paintover EVER to illustrate what i mean. it's pretty subtle though. -
Re: The Fountain: no CGI
Just saw the trailer here at work (no sound though), but the visuals look really nice. Especially for no (or limited) CGI. Definately will be looking forward to seeing this one. Thanks for the heads up Justin_Meisse. -caseyjones -
Re: Sketchbook: Jonas Ronnegard
nice stuff dude, I'd be more interested in the specmap than the diffuse personally, since that's the map where materials are defined, I really like the hoverbike-y thing. planning to put this in unreal ? -
Re: 3DS Max to Zbrush prep
Typically my high poly mesh is coming from zBrush. I take a low poly into zbrush, divide the model, refine the model, divide, refine, divide, refine,..... Then use that high poly to bake my normal. If necessary I export the lowest subdivision for my new low poly. Depends on how much you change if this is necessary. If you… -
Re: Tips on how to sculpt good high poly charachters in zbrush
Start quite low res with dynamesh and make sure your large and medium shapes read well, silhouette, proportions, anatomy etc. Redynamesh and refine until you need to go into small shapes, which is when you skip dynamesh, do a zremesh and reproject. Proceed to subdivide and refine your model one subdiv step at a time, each… -
Re: Managing consistent texel density
It's not gatekeeping. It's a technical requirement defined for a number of very good reasons that you have clearly failed to grasp. I honestly can't be bothered picking your post apart so I'll ask you one simple question. If it's not a good idea why did everyone independently arrive at the same solution ? -
Help drawing girls
I seem to be having trouble drawing women without reference. Cant really explain it much further, i just end up drawing men, and i dont know what defines each gender. So, yeah. Halp pl0x.
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