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Re: Swedish Mauser bayonet WIP
Post wires next time to get a better critique! You might want to soften up some of your edges so that when they bake you get a nice soft edge that can be viewed from a distance (a bayonet is pretty small, like 6 times shorter than the rifle it could be attached to right?) Try zooming your viewport out to visualise how big… -
Re: What's up with Maya 2015's smoothing/shading?
Those bold edges look to be creased. To my knowledge, creased edges have never rendered well, visually, in any version of Maya. The three loop technique is pretty common in lieu of creasing and always produces aesthetically accurate results. True, your mesh could get pretty hairy with tons of supporting edge loops, but as… -
Re: Blacksmith!
@lotet I think they only tattoo the white of the eye so you can still see but it doesnt look like something id like to try :P What parts of you think i could stylise more so? I am going to use the planar cut brushes to go over the hammers and sharpen off the edges a bit more so hopefully that may add to that stylised look… -
Re: Brandoom's work log.
Lighting is never easy, if it were, then we wouldn't have people who specialize in lighting and rendering lol. Personally the eat3D tutorial on lighting and post processing helped me a ton http://eat3d.com/udk_lighting I highly recommend it to learn how to create great lighting in UDK. If you just want to show off one… -
Re: Begginer Character WIP
I don't really know what to critique at this stage, really. The proportions and anatomy seem okay for a semi-realistic person as far as I can tell; if you're going for something else, then I wouldn't know. The only thing aesthetically that kind of bugs me is that the details on his chest and arms feel a little too soft; I… -
Re: Night scene - critique very appreciated!
Hi there, definitely like the colors you're working with in this. Your painting however is very muddy and fuzzy right now. I would recommend doing some landscape paintings from life and pay specific attention to hard edge vs. soft edge shadows. Your atmospheric perspective is decent, however that stone structure in the… -
Re: Fantasy Weapon: Shield
If this is your hi-res version, I'd smooth out some of those curves. You may be intending for it to look metallic and sharp, but it is coming of as lacking the necessary divisions. If you ARE trying to go for that chiseled metal look, try going from soft curves into hard curves. If you avoid going from hard curve to hard… -
Re: Harvester WIP
Hiya DimFist. I am actually the guy who is making many of the weapons for Darksiders 2 here at Vigil... I think you're off to a nice start, but your "low" poly is about 4-5x too many. Try getting your tri count down to more like, 1,000-1,500 as that's a more realistic budget for this sort of thing. Your sculpt is a little… -
Re: Best way to drag a shape over an object's surface in Maya
you could bring the water to the horse instead as an alternative... Most of Maya's Deformers use a duplicate BaseShape strategy to calculate deformation. So, for instance if your sphere was a wrap you could slide across the surface by rotating the sphere's deform "baseShape" along with the explicit deform shape after… -
Re: RGCA - Best One-Minute Movie/Best Use of iClone - Adolf
Reply by Adolf · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion Game Character Animation ContestScene 09 - The Waterfall This sequence should have been easy to create but ended being really complicated. The background video showed a slightly traveling as recorded from a flying airplane and curiously it was much harder to synchronize with the iClone camera movement than the previous sequences. After a lot of…
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