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Re: Learning to code
Languages like C# are considered a "high" level language. This is because C# handles most memory management for you. This makes the language less powerful, but it also makes it less complicated, and easier to learn and use. High level languages and scripting languages are easier to learn, and usually easier and faster to… -
Re: i am new at this : \
hey - you're off to a good start! there's a few things I would suggest to fix right off the bat. - your objects (barrels, urns) still have hard edges. Since I see you're using maya, select the object in question, then go to Edit Polygons > Normals > Soften/Harden Normals (I am guessing at the titles here) and choose All… -
Re: Necro
[ QUOTE ] I'm not following with the green normal channel because I don't know what it's supposed to look like normally. Perhaps a screenshot of the channel would help with pointing it out [/ QUOTE ] Just use swizzle "X+Y-Z+" in the xNormal 3d viewer slot, that will invert your green channel automatically, Then grab a… -
Re: 3ds 2019 Max Ambient Occlusion
Is the renderer set to Arnold, and are you using an Arnold render element? -
Hotchkiss EBR for WoT (wheeled vehicles)
My new work. Full cycle. Full resolution textures. Render Marmoset 3 more renders https://www.artstation.com/artwork/W2lwRD -
Re: The Pirate
ok I rendered it in Marmoset render and this is it what I got. -
Re: The Bi-Weekly Substance Challenge (2018 Challenges)
Here's my submission: Rendered in Iray : (No tesselation) Rendered in OpenGL: -
Re: 3D game portoflio environment, where to start?
Rendering scripts? What kind of rendering fx are you looking for? -
Re: Strange artifact on normal map always appear in meshes with this shape.
This looks like a normal map gradation issue. There's a few things that can cause this but some likely factors are: a lack of hard edges, mismatched triangulation and mismatched tangent space. Uncontrolled smoothing on flat (planar) surfaces can result in extreme gradients in baked normals. Long thin geometry will produce… -
Re: Maya and UE4 reflective maps
mistergood100, as mentioned above UE4 does not correspond to Maya in any way. Any material work you do for a Maya or Maya Mental Ray render will not carry over into unreal 4. If you want to get it working in Maya first you need to tell us what material system you are using and what render engine you are using in Maya. For…
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