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Re: The Monthly 'Newb' CHARACTER Challenge | July 2014 | Multiple Pieces
Yeah, where each one meets at a 90 degree angle you'd want a separate UV island--if not it bleeds color between the edges like lightmaps in UDK. -
Re: High poly normal map looks weird on my low poly mesh
At a glance, looks like a padding issue that's throwing those seam and bleeding errors but yeah as @Thanez said we need more info to drill down on this for you. -
Re: Wrinkle Maps, how does it work? how do we make them?
Most common(right?) you blend between normal maps for wrinkles. They would be shader parameters that you would alter to enable/disable wrinkles in certain areas.. -
Re: Vray Wet SSS Material
thank you for the tip, managed to get more wet look using the blend + additive still, it's not as realistic as I wanted, but enough for me I guess hehe -
Re: PETROL/BLOOD - electric_sandal
Love your concepts. My vote is for #2 since from a distance the hair color doesn't blend with her face and the rest of the outfit complements one another. -
Re: [UE4] Old Ruins
This is what it looked like after replacing my blockout by the meshes. And this is after I tuned the textures by setting colors, applying blending materials and some vertex painting: -
Re: Real Time Character Study
Looks good! I think his hair on his head is blending in with the background too much on the first pic and his forehead might be a little to long/high. -
Re: Zbrush/Daz question about posing
You could import the t-pose. Create a layer and with that layer in record mode import the posed mesh. You can then blend between or turn on/off the layer. -
Re: Tiling some of texture, not all?
Don't you guys have mipmap bleeding issues with tiled texture atlas ? Or is there some shader magic to precisely wrap textures ? Like a clamp at "subtexture" level ? -
Re: Twisted Swamp - Tropical Environment WIP
Yeah you can control the opacity values within "Depth Based Alpha" (edge bleed) as well as its constant value. one of the most important parts.
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