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Re: [UDK] Ignizione Racing
Combine them into groups of meshes. MassiveLOD for example. Also don't use specular on them (turn of "Use Lightmap Specular" in the material) as spec adds a second drawcall to an object in unreal. It looks good for the most part, but that house really stands out. The scale of the windows looks off, it looks bulky and… -
Re: Jacqueline Celestia - (3d female character)
Overall its a good piece. Though I think the armor could use some more work as far as the material is concerned. Right now its feeling flat compared to the rest. I'd try a darker diffuse color and some more detail work in the spec map. If your using a relection map I'd bump it up a tad as well. -
Re: M1A1 Carbine progress
@j.pears Hey thanks man :D As for the blade, I'm using a metalness workflow for UE4, so I can't edit the spec level of nonmetals. Do you think taking the gloss of the wood down would help? As for the grain, I do have some coming through in the normal, but I could sharpen it a little bit. Thanks for the crits. -
Re: Cold:Veins - DOTA 2 WIP Thread
Looks pretty flat and dim. Chesplate texture looks completely painted on, without any dynamic specs, and overall texture style looks more WoW than D2. Somehow inside of your shield is brighter than the outside and you could also ad some glow on the crystals. His head looks like it clips with the collar too. -
Re: Monthly Noob Character Challenge Discussion
I'm with Justin, I think you guys should follow the well established environment noob challenges. People can still interpret a concept differently, use different specs, tweak the style, etc. It's already asking a lot for people to finish a project in the month, throwing variables in there is going to create some chaos.… -
Re: District 9 weapon 1
ya some work on material definition would take it pretty far, just logically think of what all the differnt materials are and what effect they would all have on spec and gloss maps. also try to get a good light setup, and a good real-time shader like the Xoliul or the 3point viewport shaders to better show this thing off -
Re: Elf [Character]
The armor is looking pretty flat. I would add some color variation and some surface details. Also it's looking a bit plastic. i would recommend adding more noise / detail in the spec and gloss of the armor. Also for you metals I think it would help if you darkened the diffuse. Other than that it's looking great. Nice work! -
Re: Reusing your own base mesh
Dreamer - I'm genuinely interested in the 2 day turnaround - what kind of specs are they ( tri-count/texture budget/normals or diffuse only? ) Personally, I find it hard to work form a 'blank' basemesh (kind of a like a blank white canvas for me..) - I normally make a customized basemesh for each individual i do to get the… -
Re: Bake fur to a texture? (Maya)
Oh, I like that. I had thought about rendering that way, but hadn't thought about projecting it afterwards. I'd probably stick to Maya for it, then I could Render/Project/Move Camera/Repeat. I don't have Zbrush or Mudbox, and I'm on a pretty low spec computer right now (mine fried), not sure if they'd even run on this. -
Re: [UDK] Dirty Bathroom
I would'nt do much besides color correct in your post. Fog in a environment this small is overkill and it will just blurry things up. The textures look fine for a base to work on but they are all missing the larger details atm. It will help to give your gloss a lower value so your spec will catch more light and give the…
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