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Re: Underwater Sci-fi Lab Interior (feedback welcome)
Thank you for the suggestions! I actually started with porthole windows, but opted for larger ones to add more color to the scene. but I totally get your point, I will take another look to see if I can get a more aquatic feeling solution. The reference you provided is super helpful. I have been getting more comfortable… -
[WIP] Le Mans 65 - Fictional race & original car designs
Today I'm presenting a project that took me a few months to complete. I created a completely fictitious race, a sort of parody of Le Mans 66, with cars that I designed myself. I did the entire project on my own : vehicle design, 3D modeling, painting and rendering. I enjoyed making this project, and I hope you'll enjoy… -
Re: Soft for texturing ZBrush model with low minimum requirements
Heya - you're misunderstanding my point. I am not saying that anything needs to be redone from scratch - I am saying that in order to merely handle models/prepare models for texturing, you need a so-called "regular" 3d software to move UVs around and scale them according to the density you need on a given part, to split… -
Re: UE4 Environment (Dark Alley) - Would love some feedback!
Welcome! Not bad. I'm not sure of your overall skill level, so I'll give feedback like I would to anyone regardless of skill level. The scene itself. Lighting needs a ton of work. Your scene currently doesn't really feel like it's an actual place, feels more like a game version of an alley. This is the visual target for an… -
Re: Modeling Roots/Vines
Assuming you're a 3dsmax user. In addition to whats listed above you can: Method 1) "Extrude along path" inside of edit poly works a lot like sweep but it has, Rotation, Taper, Taper curve, and twist settings, great for this type of thing. But has one Achilles heal (more on that later). - Move your swirly shape to the… -
Re: USMC M16A4 Assault Rifle
Computron High-poly, yeah. What I did was to paint it all in Mudbox. I went for a dirty and weary approach, since that resembles a soldier's use of their gun. Polygoblin Yeah... Unwrapping it was killing me, but it's well worth it! Doesn't take too long, but it's boring as hell. Stromberg90 I can assure you it's not a… -
Re: Schools and networking
Hello BIGTIMEMASTER, Thank you for your comment. I've been self-educating myself for half a year so far. I think that I've achieved quite a lot, because I've learned so much about 3d modeling, texturing, painting, UV-udim workflow, baking, lighting, and all that stuff. However, I've reached a certain point where I'm stuck.… -
Re: [ TIP ] Handpaint normal maps with less effort
I wouldn't be so quick to discount what blankslatejoe is saying here. While I agree in very general terms that painting normals like this isn't really a workflow that I would suggest people do, he does bring up a few valid points. Generating a bump map from a height map will never match as accurately as a hand painted… -
Re: I need your advice
Autarkis: Thank you for your reply. I'm thinking to go back to digital painting studies. I didn't paint for about 6 months. I feel uncomfortable to draw from nude models. I prefer drawing from living&old master, film and photo. Anyway thanks, I'll think about it Jason: Thank you for your time to reply all my questions. You… -
Re: New to Sculpting: Mudbox or Zbrush?
If you`re serious about sculpting and/or modelling for entertainment industry, you`ll have to learn zbrush at some point. It is far superior in features. It has lots of powerful things that work together and with other 3d software (ex. zremesher, dynamesh, decimation master, clip brushes, insert mesh brushes - the list…
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