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Re: someone is selling my modeler on TS!
Roast mode on. Found where possibly some other prick was selling it somewhere else. Looks like he added it 3 years ago. http://www.the3dstudio.com/product_details.aspx?id_product=15016 'edit' Dekard beat me to it, and its another prick. -
Re: Cone smooth shading problems
http://polycount.com/discussion/83399/how-do-you-properly-smooth-a-cone-while-preserving-the-sharp-tip http://polycount.com/discussion/173676/is-there-any-tricks-to-get-a-low-poly-cone-to-shade-correctly-custom-normals-geometry-tricks -
Re: Environment Artist Portfolio Tips
since you're an Environment Artist I'd suggest adding in a few more pictures of just your individual models layout next to each other kind of like this. just so people can get a clearer look at the individual pieces to show your modelling skills. you've got some nice work, you just need to show it off a bit more with a few… -
Re: (Finished) Modular Dungeon Enviroment
I've been working on adding new props to the scene. So far the candles, scone, chair and charcoal have been sculpted and baked. The table and book are the next in line. The random geometry on the walls are to be stand-alone bricks to give the walls more depth and variety. I guess this is something that could be done with a… -
Re: Organizing Tiling Textures in a Large Project
Hello Bartalon. I'm working in a indie studio, and i can say that this is our first world problem. We create all textures for our game, and there is a lot of textures. tiliables, non-tiliables, etc. Then we have our materials, that are combination of textures (Normal, diffuse, specular, emissive, etc.) that we load in our… -
Re: Looking for critique
Yeah I would definitely work on your values (light and shadow) more, even practicing on a single Stone brick then applying that knowledge to the rest of them. That way it will give the piece a bit more character and interest. Another suggestion is to use a normal map to give some details that the light can play off.… -
Re: THRONE ROOM - God's Hall - VileGuyPete
A while past since my last update At the moment I'm at the stage where I'm creating detailed key repetitive assets for my scene along with some dominant materials, that includes -Entablatures, colums and related pieces -Marbles, bricks, and other main textures Last week was literally horrible since it was spent on fighting… -
Re: [UE4] Victorian Modular Environment
Yeah everything looks amazing but the lighting. Watching the video, I wonder if you are using a dynamic setup with DFAO? It also adds a bounce of light from skylight plus free Specular Occlusion. https://cdn1.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/001/269/821/large/carlos-bermudez-de-castro-muela-5.jpg?1443359529 This… -
Re: Sketchbook: DEElekgolo
in the first post you got those weird box shadows tracing the polys of the left mesh that sort of stick out way to much, I don't know if this is a texture thing or not but it takes away from the model as a whole.The assets in your third post, whether its a first pass on the texture or not, is rather plain. The way the… -
Re: very very strange question :)
With 3dsmax its better to have a bunch of separate objects instead of one object that is a bunch of elements. The reason for that is "adaptive degradation". With it turned on it can degrade the visual appearance of individual objects when the viewport starts to chug, switching the material off, switching to wireframe mode…
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