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Re: DYING LIGHT environment & weaponry
Really great stuff! I love the game, for me one of the big surprises in 2015 :) What are the texture sizes and textures you are allowed to use for a weapon (Diff/Norm/Spec)? I guess you also use a a lot of tiled and "shared" textures when it comes to big assets like the crane. -
Re: Steyr Aug WIP
Allright here it is after the latest round of fixes and texture work. Fixed all the little things you guys mentioned. For the polymer stuff I made it more smooth and upped the spec on areas that would see alot of groping, and took out most of the micro-scratches. I also setup the lighting. -
Re: Texturing Feedback
It makes things a bit less .. boring to model if you have some sort of backstory / idea what you're making :) . Looks cool so far, maybe get some lights on it so its a bit easier to see what your spec maps / normal maps are doing. Keep goin! -
Re: Neverwinter Nights 2
[ QUOTE ] Btw, I'm trying to find the specularmaps for this game, can't find them anywhere. ps. dreading that the game doesn't actually have any specmaps. [/ QUOTE ] I think they need to wrap their heads around a good defuse map before they worry about clogging memory space with spec maps. -
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Re: How do I efficiently retopologize a character like this?
If restrictions are this loose/up to you, you could choose an existing game and make the character according to the games specs. I think Dota 2 is a game with many available resources (I think the character from wirrexx post is from the game). This way you can also check how the character holds up next to existing heroes. -
Re: [WIP] Rick Grimes TWD
@Skibaris I'm working from few reference for now, comparing the volumes helped by the specular on my model that need to match the spec on the pics. I think I got the bigger forms and I'm moving into the smallest details. I will post soon some wip, I want just to be sure I've got the likeness. -
Re: Normal Maps., yay or nay?
seen some games like tf2, which in most cases just uses more geometry over normals maps, and when it does use normals maps it;s very subtle like the folds in clothing and things like that. though valves purposely targets lower than average spec machines for most of there games. -
Re: SketchBook: NobleWulf
The shader you're using seems a tad... matte. Crank up the specular intensity and sharpness, and dont forget to use a spec map. And it might do you good to harden the edge loops around the edge of the metal base to get the same looking kind of bevel. Aside from that, wireframe shots are always useful for feedback... -
Re: Steps for modeling for games or/and movies
The maps you described are for the older LDR style workflow, these days we use the PBR workflow using: Albedo, Gloss, Spec, Normal, AO (Could go by different names, depends on engine). PBR = Physically Based Rendering. Also tons of tutorials on PBR texture creation, baking, etc. Get on that wiki, yo. :)
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