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Re: Артефакты в unity
Hi! Did you create manual lightmap UVs? Doing so, you could add another loop in the flat area and then lightmap UV the whole opening as a straightened strip. You could probably ditch the bevel and let the baked lighting do the edge smoothing. The other way would be to simply increase lightmap resolution. Share the mesh if… -
Re: Age of Empires III
Question, Paul and Jason you probably can answer this one, on the low poly buildings that were in game, did you float windows and doors on them? I noticed in some of the wire and flat shade shots i've seen that polys for those objects were floating. What were the reasons and benifits of that? Only thing I could think of… -
How to bake normals with just a floating geometry object on all surfaces in the scene
Hi all, I just struggle with this since a few days. I exported a scene (BOX_low.fbx and Box high.fbx) with 2 boxes each (box_small / box_big). I also exported 4 balls (balls.fbx). The first 2 balls are touching the box_small and the other 2 balls the box_big. What I need to achive is, that I want to use the balls as… -
Re: Computer Module Thingy
@PogoP: Thanks! and yeah I'm going to shrink it to 1024 once I'm finished. @pseudo: I appreciate the input - I'm having a hard time figuring out the best approach with this kind of stuff. In that shot I used a mix of hard/soft edges to keep the normals of the keyboard looking flat and consistent. But then I get weird edges… -
Re: F 16 Crit/Help
The leading edge flaps on the main wings seems to be just a texture in yours, in reality it's a single piece on it's own. General rule of thumb for mechanical stuff - if it has to move independently, model it so. Same for the flap on the rear of the wing. Also, behind the main wing, there is a flat, vertical section… -
Re: Hard edge on low poly hair?
you seem to be looking right down the flat tops of your hair strips. additionally it appears you're running unreal and probably the builtin hair shader which has a way of highlighting planes. if that sounds about right then not much you can do apart from reshaping the strips, making them messier and angling some of them… -
Re: Need help with reducing poly count and cleaning up my Topology! (Maya 2016)
Hi, nice model. If you are making the low poly version to project a normal map on then it shouldn't be a problem to have tris. I think quads are only necessary for subdivision or (organic) animation, cause you might get some weird results. On all the flat surfaces of this model you can merge most of those vertices… -
Re: Female Character WIP
Looks great, a few of the volumes could do with some smoothing (the latissimus dorsi is kinda bumpy and the way the glutes run into the upper leg looks a little straight and flat. Also her deltoids are very flat looking. A little bit of fat on her lower belly might help aswell. A really minor nitpick would be about her… -
Re: Enviro prop practice
Couple crits. Box 1. Edges to sharp, try loosening up the edges for the bake. 2. No noticeable flaps, try using thicker forms to add the sides of a cardboard flap seem 3. Texture is a bit flat, try adding stains or various subtle gloss over the spec to break up the material. Trash Can 1. Noticeable Normal Map seam on the… -
Re: Dota 2 - Workshop Thread
@ lancemaker Ummm. Great work getting it in game and putting out the info. That is so helpful. @ RaYfIre This is something I had to figure out as well. My original first set was complete wrong, because the real definition of LOD had to do with a vertices count, but valve means tris. You just have to adapt. Sorry about…
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