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Inflating high poly before baking normal map
Hi everybody, I wanted to discuss and ask advice regarding a part of the high to low poly pipeline. My mentor told me that, as a last step before baking the normal map from my high poly to low poly, it is good to inflate/displace the high poly geometry (make it more puffy if you will) to completely cover the low poly… -
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Yeah a shiny, sharper material helps to spot out pinched and bad smoothing. -
Re: University of Hertfordshire (BA & MA Games Art, 2D & 3D Animation & VFX, Comics & Concept Art)
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Re: Starting New Character
It's getting there, but id revise these areas: -The nose is too pinchy in the center -Lips are too thin and sharp/bottom lip is too flat -chin is too pinchy in the center (edges too close together) -improve skull shape -ears look tacked on -loop of nasolabial fold isnt placed correctly Some of your areas are too dense,… -
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Your high poly looks a bit messy with pinching and other artifacts in some areas. -
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Lots of pinching, use more geo to define your curved panels. Interesting concept. -
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It must just be the lines all close together in the photo that make it look like it is pinching. -
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well you can just sculpt the wrinkles in mudbox using pinch n stuff -
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Use a cylinder with higher segmentation so you don't need to pinch them into the corner like that. -
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Also having a pole by the mouth like that.. is it possible that it would cause pinching.. or is there no way to get around that?
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