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Re: Sci fi shootangun WIP
I agree with Illusive, give those edges a bevel, it will make them stand out a lot more. You also might want to loosen your control edges, they are really tight atm. -
Re: How to solve this corner in high poly?
You can create support edges to get that, in my image the first model has support edges with no meshsmooth and the 2nd one has meshsmooth with a subdivision so you can see the result. -
Re: [Maya] Convert triangulation to quads
Quite often edges get broken and separated when exporting out of Unreal, usually along UV seams and hard edges. If you weld everything it should allow you to use quadrangulate. -
Re: Giant Model Texture
As long as there's enough triangulation around the torn edges and you create your 'torn metal' tileable texture(s) correctly to paint on those edges, it will look great. It should also be very performant. -
Re: Portrait Render
It means that those edges are not connected and you actually have a gap. I am not sure how to fix it in max, but in Maya you can just collapse those two edges and its fixed. -
Re: Twin Sketchbook
Looking cool, One suggestion I have though is that you need some harder edges. I'd go in with the h-polish and dam-standard brushes to get those edges. Keep it up. -
Re: [Portfolio] – Paul Tosca (warning!!-big download )
Hey Paul, is there a reason why you pixelate some of the outside edges of your textures (outside edges of your UV shells). Are they acting as base colour swabs? Really great work man! -
Re: Problem with Normal Bake
at some time I need to head over to the wiki and look into 3ds max smoothing groups. Always confused by them since in Maya we just have soften edge and harden edge. -
Re: BOMBS
Really nice work Adam, and thanks for the insight about the thin edges vs thicker/softer edges. Would you mind giving some insight about your render set up? -
Re: Horizon Forbidden West "Average Skin-Tone" Extraction & LUT Workflow
No idea how they do it, but in photoshop and similar, you can pick the average skin tone of your original map, invert that, and apply it with linear light at 50% opacity. Then apply your skin tones with linear light and 50% opacity as well (maybe some additional tweaks for really dark skin). If you do it yourself with…
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