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Re: Personal & Halo Reach Pimp
As a robot, Artem doesn't use a mouse or keyboard, he just syncs telepathically with his computer, moving vertices with his brainwaves. Also possibly something about a time paradox. Always great to see your work Artem, I'm especially thrilled to finally get to see some wires for the low poly stuff, absolutely straight into… -
Re: Max-change uv space
I'm not sure if Eric Chadwick has it on his site or not but he's posted this fix a few times. Apply a UVW Xform modifier and in V Tile put 2.0 to scale it vertically double what it was. The other method involves using the freeform scale tool (next to the scale tool) to just dragging it fit after you've set the size… -
Re: Architecture Series® - Hip-and-gable roof + glazed tiles
With soft selection on you mean, merging tiles with the roof (right now tiles are separates elements)? That is pushing vertices all over the place on the tiles and produces real ugly results. There's got to be a way to do this properly, the guys at Crystal Dynamics did it all over the place for Tomb Raider, and in later… -
Re: [Zbrush] How to merge multiple subtools to one mesh correct?
Thank you guys :smile: From your comments I understood I missed the point of combining everything to one mesh. What I've done now I've exported all high poly subtools (about 17M vertices) to .fbx and used that on substance as high poly mesh for baker. And that works just fine. All details and polypaint are in place. -
Re: >New< Trying my hand at some brick tiling texture.
Well it looks like a stone tile floor combined with a brick wall mixed with a selfmade floor. Either decide on a brick wall and remove the rotated/vertical ones like Megacorpse stated, or do a floor texture out of the square ones. Tate Mosesian and Brad Smith got nice videos on that topic.… -
Re: What's the max triangle count before the exporter fails?
64k is the maximum number of vertices. I don't think it cares how many triangles or polys you have as such, just the verts. Ark is correct, the limitation is enforced by the exporter, so no cgf objects (brushes or entities) can be larger than that. Either way, if your mesh is that big, you probably need to look into… -
Re: Shadows of the City Walls
Looking good! The pine trees could use more of a silhouette. And the scale of the bricks is too big imo. Makes the castle look tiny and messes with the scale of the scene. Your grass also looks a bit flat. Try adding a vertical gradient that gets darker towards the bottom. And maybe try adding some more low lying fog? -
Re: Abandoned Kitchen [UE4] -- [COMPLETED]
if you want to have something crashed in the basement I would rather suggest a crashed helicopter which makes much more sense than the plane. Planes usually dont crash vertically through the roof. Also a plane of this size would be completely shredded to pieces on the outside of the building. Maybe the engine and front… -
Re: UDK - DeusEx
the area to the right side of 01 panel's reflection is way too dark at the moment. it creates a very clear vertical line of high contrast and eyes gravitate there. i kinda like the natural light on stairs here: http://i.imgur.com/rNdxI.jpg general lighting also seems much less messy on it. same goes for older versions from… -
Re: Normal map baking | eat3d Fountain Workflow |
The way I remember it being explained on the Eat3D tutorial was that by having a single smoothing group for the mesh, and then adding the edge loops, meant that you didn't have split vertices between these edges and could get a clean bake without having to split your UVs. I think... although since then I've never done that…
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