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Re: Seeking suggestions for my environment workflow {pictures included.}
@throttlekitty Thank you for all the advice, it has been quite eye opening. I will continue to develop my work and explore these options and then once I have something of substance to share I would like to message you for further advice/suggestions/corrections. I'm at the point where I'm conceptualizing all the future… -
Re: "Unpaid crunch deserves no sympathy"
I think the problem of the games industry is that it grew very fast. Perhaps too fast. It's on the level of the film industry is terms of scope and budgets but It didn't get to mature in that time. It is still continuing to grow very fast and we are spearheading most of business and development innovations while other… -
Re: Pinocchio_Character
So I have re-done the sculpt, really taking a step back and just slowly working this time I used the crumple brush with zbrush to aquire this effect that I like for the base (Carved Wood, that has been damaged) From here will continue to add more detail just adding layers until the desired effect is attained I also have a… -
Re: Getting back in the habit!
Hey YakZSmelk, I havent dropped the tire I continued with it for some time trying to round out those corners mentioned (with little success) and adding more surface detail to the wheel. The wheel was a Zbrush project that I started for practice and will be continuing with, I have just also started a small building piece… -
Re: Normal Map Baking Artefacts
Could it be that you have hard edges without splitting the uv map? By continuous single uv island and the many smoothing groups on the Lp it looks like it. You should split the uv map everytime you split smoothing groups, i.e. you have a hard edge. (The opposite isn't true). So for this case I'd say split the uv map at… -
Re: Learning Diary: Character Sculpting in Zbrush
You have definitely improved from your first posts from what I can see. However I think you are currently spreading your learning too thin. It is great to want to learn a bunch of things at once, but I find the best method is to study something until you grasp the very core concepts of it before moving on. So I think you… -
Re: Topology draft on car
Hey man, Not bad. I believe the draft has a few cleaner lines to it, but I take that you did not spend the time to clean the mesh after all. Watch out for that couple of tris on the front wheel-well, as it would not add too many tris just to continue the proper lines towards the rear wheel arch. I would also steer clear of… -
Re: 3ds Max 2011, Pelt mapping makes a huge UV island
Well, I've somehow managed to unwrap. The mesh I was using had already been exported as an obj, so I went back to the original file and unwrapped there. This seemed like it was just some way i exported, but when it came to the last section to pelt, the same thing happened. As my mesh is symmetric, I was able to copy the… -
Re: TF2 Now on Mac
I think it's clear what I'm arguing; That this is a shameful practice on Valve's part, and that they're doing something silly to appeal to an audience of insufferable fanboys. Emphasis on insufferable. As for the reason why I am arguing it, is because it is a point that needs be made, and the continued angry response to it… -
Re: Zbrush 4r8 Issues?
@sunray unfortunately the old shift straight line function is gone. You now have to use lazymouse instead. But the good news is that it's WAY more powerful. Follow @floon steps above. I find setting the lazyradius to 5 is the perfect sweet spot. Plus if you store a morph target and set lazysnap to about 40 you can continue…
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