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Re: Some Maya issues
2/3: I'm with Bartalon on that one. 5: This is the result of namespaces, it's under the import options, and controls for for your scene are in Window>General>Namespace Editor. It's in place to keep naming local for each object, since Maya can only have one name for anything in a scene. A scene with multiple characters that… -
Re: [Art Dump] - Alberto Rdgrz - Warning: Image heavy.
Damn dude- Hero-piece`s for the win! Only crit, is I feel like the lighting could be more interesting. Play with some variations. The whole scene is SOooo salmon colored. Playing with the relationships of warm and cool is usually where I start. You already have 2 light sources that could cast cool tones into your scene… -
Re: [UDK] The Riddler's Den
Okay, haven't updated in a while. This has been one hell of a long project and I appreciate you guys being so patient with me on it. After receiving a ton of feedback it was decided I should shake up the scene and reorganise it, making the building itself feel more believable. So I got to work and did some proper research… -
Re: [3ds Max] Weird Light Particle Render Problem
These are called fireflies, which is a type of noise caused by the pixel not having enough samples to converge to the result you want. The solutions to this are either: 1) Render long enough (with progressive) or give it enough samples (non progressive) that the fireflies disappear. 2) Use a denoiser. Think of the process… -
Re: [Portfolio] Zack Fowler, Environment Artist
Love the tech hall, though it seems like it has a copper colored haze on the whole thing. Website is nice and easy to navigate. Your concept art is cool too, I remember seeing city of ancients posted a while back and kinda disappointed that you didn't finish a 3d version of it :) Though maybe could use another scene or… -
Re: [Portfolio] Hiten Mistry - Environment Artist
Hey those tutorials really impressed me. I honestly thought you were a industry veteren or something. It was a really good idea to put them in. Any employer looking at those would be impressed by your knowledge. You've taken a great approach to building a portfolio. Making impressive looking scenes built of modular assets.… -
Re: Indy 4
i did not love it, and didnt hate it. but i think if i had never seen any of the movies before seeing this one i don't know where i would place them in order of awesome. I will say by far the bissgest enemy of this movie is peoples nostalgia of the originals. aliens did not bother me, i liked that, i think maybe they over… -
Re: [WIP] Gates of Angband
A few more updates: More scale adjustments to the scene. The background mountains/Thangorodrim are stupid huge at this point, but I'll probably keep them out of frame to give a better feel of being mysteriously gargantuan. Some initial texture passes on the walls and metal pieces. Further blockout adjustments of the towers… -
Re: Portfolio Critique?
Hey Chelsea, Your goal seems clear other than type of work. Are you looking for an in house studio job or freelance/contract work? The difference being: If you are looking for in house, focusing on scenes is ideal because you will most likely end up composing environments in levels. If you are looking for contract work,… -
Substance painter not handling very long mesh correctly (Solved)
Edit: Resolved the problem. I didn't bake the normals. Edit: I've imported a small version of the same model with the same problem. The lighting generator acts if all the normals are pointing in the same direction and I've confirmed they do not. Hi, I'm familiar with 3D software, but relatively new to substance painter.…
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