*cracks whip* the tree leaves are too noisy, make the leaves bigger and more simplified for better results! The surfaces of the cabinets touching the walls are often not like the surfaces facing into the room, and are usually flatter and not painted, you can maybe even add pipes/electrical/utility details here.
Hi! I've been trying to use trimsheet to texture some of the parts of this mesh. Precisely, I've try to use Olsen Morten techniques to create trimsheet with a 45 degree angle but no matter how I tweak it I'm still having trouble with the dark seems... (it gets worst when having AO on top of it...) Maybe it's the way I made…
yep. to add.. Behaviour appears to change in synch with mips in the virtual shadow map - there is actually a distance where the artefact isn't visible. The patterning of the artefact does look similar to the artefacts you get with two sided ray-traced shadows on nanite objects
Wow, thanks for sharing. I remember having to avoid POW when writing shaders for a mobile game, just using ADD/SUB/MULT but my blends ended up being much more fiddly and hard to finesse. Nice technique.
This actually has been helpful and something to keep in mind. I will say I been following a tutorial that was to also help me get use to the add on of hard op and boxcutter so was following how they did it but this is quite helpful info. I'll see about these issue. Thank you
Just on my phone right now. But OW is all about juicy bevels and readable edges. Get rid of the 90° angles and add some nice 45° chamfers so the can catch lights and shadows. Also work on stuff a bit further away to avoid details being too small. Do not just stuff things into things, make sure there is always a nice…
seems a odd way to go, given the must have quads on the pipe surround to then add a load of thin tri's. As Kanga suggested in the second post just add more polys in that area of the fuselage so it can be matched to the pipe with no gaps. in the simplest terms something like.... or in your case something like.... if you…
so are you going to bake normal maps or just use bevels and keep it slightly higher res. just curious reallymaybe just add/bake floaters on top of a mid res base?I supppose Unreal can handle a lot of polys these days, but still best to optimise stuff