Hi, well at first I have to say that I really admire your work, it's really playful and creative and affects my imagination/fantasy in a very pleasing way.. It's really a kind of complicated task for us to criticise your stuff, especially for myself, since I'm nowhere near your skill-level and it's a kind of blasphemic…
A tilable texture atlas with overlapping UVs would be the most efficient and impressive method to use with environment art - such as your building. The more assets that share the same texture the more a game engine (and your graphics card) will love you. It's not always necessary, but it's one of those things that doesn't…
There's a left/right handedness discrepancy between the two iirc. As Alex suggests you're likely best off transferring data via fbx - especially if it's animation
Hey everyone. I just finished a small stylized scene in UE5. It was a fun project to assemble using my own assets and materials. A great way to practice environment creation and refine my workflow. Let me know what you think. https://www.artstation.com/artwork/0l56yK?notification_id=6988907178
I like the fingerprints left on the glass but it seems a little too glaring to me, i think that is the combination of the lighting and the roughness value.
Lady Death Fanart Collectible: Part 2 Hair and body adjustments Hi there! It’s me, Rob Zepeda. In this second post I’ll be sharing more steps in the process of creating a Fanart collectible statue with Lady Death as protagonist. Hair With the head merged to the body I started to sculpt some general shapes to see the flow…