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Re: [UE4] Bloodborne small interior
Nice, the candles play really well off the soft blue moonlight, just like they do in the game. I especially like the stone pillars. I'd maybe make the small vegetation peeking through the ground look more fragile, thinner and transparent? I remember they look a lot more subtle ingame. Nice work, looking forward to seeing… -
Re: New online portfolio!
Thank you very much for your comments guys! I'm glad you like my work :D I'm a bit surprised because it seems that the models which most like to the people are the ones for The Last Mage. To be honest I just made the half of the logos, fire, ice, stone and lighting was already done, I just made the rest of them matching… -
Re: Wizard Vira D'Mentis
You can set your cleanup tool to not do anything to your geometry while still highlighting possible errors. By setting 'Cleanup effect' to 'Select matching polygons' it will choose the faces that fall into the parameters you defined and just show you where they are :) I like the stone in the staff, nice choice of colors… -
Re: Bullet Decals, Textuing and shading
I would make different decals for different surfaces. It's not that much work, and can provide a lot of visual fidelity. Wood would have a splintered silhouette, plaster/concrete/stone would have a chunky edge, metal would have a scalloped edge, etc. I like how DICE did their decals for Battlefield 3, with parallax mapping… -
Re: Games that inspired you to get into games development (all areas)
While making DoomII wads, I never thought that it might lead to an actual career path, but I'd like to think that if DoomII never existed I probably wouldn't have had that stepping stone to learn from. & Quakeworld, because of Tyler Wilson, an old clan mate of mine, who helped me get my foot in the door. I owe him bigtime! -
Re: Dark Witch WIP
I love it! Although i'm not a fan of the blade-whip. It looks awesome but I feel her to be a super mighty dark witch with such incredible necromancer powers that she wouldn't bother so hold something like a melee weapon. She would just look at you and turn ino a stone statue or something. Like Edea from FF VIII. But anyway… -
Re: Sketchbook: Marco B
A sculpt of a hunk of driftwood, using various photos for reference. I like how it turned out (especially the severed limb in the foreground), but don't feel like it looks super 'woody' overall. Might take another crack at it later. Another quick one I did today: a texture study of a bit of cracked stone. Decided to take… -
Re: Dota 2 Monthly Community 'Noob' Challenge - March 2014
Here is a rough sketch on my idea. The hilt being made of dragon spine and skull. While the blade is dragon bone wit a stone slab in the middle with runes etched in the middle. Not sure if I will keep the horns or model them to look broken off. I was thinking a lot of wear and tear on the weapon. What do you guys think?… -
Re: YET ANOTHER Xnormal baking problem!
Which reminds me of a trick I have up my sleeve for retopologizing that I had forgot about. Using Zremesher in Zbrush to achieve a reasonable amount of quads (around 3-4k tris for this stone entrance), you can then use transform constraints in Maya 2014 to suction wrap the low poly to a decimated high-poly reference mesh… -
Re: Environment : HalfLife : Black Mesa Tunnel (Done)
This is just beautiful. Amazing materials, solid assets used effectively, spectacular color and light. I look forward to seeing more pieces from you in the future! As for decimation, I use it at work for stone and wood from sculpted assets too. It's not bad, but needs some cleanup a lot of the time. Might have been a bit…
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