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Re: [WIP] LivingMachines - Hellbound Infantry
yes I know that means divided summer and winter in smaller parts like heavy/medium / light armor. I total understand the effects and the adding depth of normal files , we used modified ones for coh1 to adding zimmerit , but now we try to adjust that with paint with depth , due to limitations of space. Grumpntug is making… -
Re: [Tool] UDK Environment Toolkit v0.3
i just took a peek at the code, that idea wont work, what needs to be done, is for the script creator to modify the selection process to to select the children as well. I would do it, but im not a maxscript person. should only require a few lines of code for that change. it's the same approach i take for a very similar… -
Re: Give Idea to my first project
if you want only diffuse, then make only the big details and shapes (only what would really modify the silhouette) and add the smallers to the texture (seams, screws, fans, panels, and "intruded parts"). i think the most of the mobile games uses only diffuse, and just a few uses normalmaps. it depends on how powerful… -
Re: [Noob] How would you go about getting this weapon UDK ready?
Use topogun if you want.But i think, the basemesh of this model without geometry subdivider modifier would be good for this, with little optimizations.If you dont really have idea how you should make the lowpoly, search a little at polycounts wiki, what i linked before.it was 1 min to me to find this there.… -
Re: Normal map looks bent
here, this should give you an idea of what's going on: That being said though, using something like the 3Point shader modifier in max might fix this, but, it won't make much of a difference in-game. That being said however, you can usually get away with only using two edges every now and then anyway, when it's not too… -
Re: Brick Apartment Building [wip]
yea I would agree with the tiling texture method. especially for a large surface like this, using a tiling texture with some decals/vertex blending would be the best way to go about it, especially when you factor in the reusability of a texture like brick which can be tinted or modified through a shader to texture… -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - January & February 2017 (46)
Woa, thanks for the feedback, @toxic_h2o ! :) I will get right to it! Bend modifier seems like a real time saver! @mrey4957 I don't know if it's a good way or the best way - but you can bend things with the bend deformer in Maya. Under the Rigging menu > Select Deform > Nonlinear > Bend . I'm trying to figure it out right… -
Re: [WIP] Lost Fortune - Graduation project
@Tzur_H Thank you ! I actually made a corner piece but i rendered it flat on my substance viewport, Later on i will show all modular pieces ;) Good point on the 90 degree angle ! Didn't think about that yet, i'm gonna modify my corner piece a little to give it more of that rounded look ! Thank you for the feedback ! :) -
Re: Sydney Losstarot - Vagrant Story - Retrogasm 2018
Hey, make sure you get the overall proportion right before taking the character any further. Here's a paintover I made of how you could modify the proportions to get it closer to Sydney's figure. Your block out is also quite "blobby", it would help to zremesher it to have less polygons thus have better control of the… -
Re: X-Shaped Normal Artifacts in 3ds Max. Issue as old as Polycounts
That really is the simplest solution. If you're in max just bash a turn to poly/mesh modifier on top of the stack - in maya, well, that's your own fault for using maya.. Tangent basis probably isn't coming into play here but it's worth remembering that max/maya probably aren't working in the same space as substance or ue4…
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