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Re: Reallusion Character Design - nestergal
Reply by nestergal · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Reallusion's 3D Character Design Contest 2016I wish to have 48 hours in a day! It is really difficult not just to make animations but to describe the work flow, especially in English which is not my mother tongue unfortunately. But now I am almost ready - :) . For my little joke I had to make 5 caricatures: Mr. Barak Obama and 4 well-known beautiful Ukrainian female… -
Re: Altair WIP
@ghost-d: thanks! glad u like the work! especially the cloth, since that's what's bugging me the mostest [argh!] @Ruz: about the groin. yeah i wasn't really worrying about that cuz that'll be hidden under a cloth all the time [like in my next update] i did a bit more work using refs. i think i got a better look to it, but… -
Re: Quick question about character modeling
Simply to help with placement of the cloth. Many people, myself included, find it beneficial to have some underlying volume to keep them in check while sculpting the clothing above it. The masses below the clothing (and clothing material obviously) are a primary influence on the way the fabric will fold/crease. So having… -
Re: marvelous designer 4 is out, has quadrangulate!
Sculpting realistic cloth folding by hand is very time consuming. It takes a lot of thinking about the forces being exerted on the cloth, and iterating slowly to get creasing and bunching in the right areas. MD is a great shortcut to getting started on that. It doesn't deliver final sculpts, so going to Zbrush is pretty… -
Blade Runner - Deckard (Study)
Hi everyone, I've decided to do a cloth study to improve my cloth knowledge and sculpting abilities. I'm going to try for a once a week update on this sculpt, unfortunately I don't have much time to put into this project as I would like, so I'll post when I have new stuff to show! I don't often post on Polycount, I'm… -
Re: A question about retopology, high poly characters and low poly ones...
I am a beginner like yourself, so don't take this as the word of god, but I'm working on a modular character system for a Unity game at the moment and can share some ideas: First thing I made was a base model, and this is a dude in his underwear. This model would only be used if the player removes all clothing items, but… -
Re: 3d action game development
got rig for the persian setup. she swaps between sword/shield mode and bow mode so a few extra controllers for that. She also has some dreadlocks and skirt to be simulated but setting that up is tedious so i do it later and keep knocking out the big things for now. The good thing is that rigs and animations are starting to… -
Re: What Are You Working On? 2012 Edition
At first glance: Hands are too small, especially the fingers. Textures look pretty solid as far as wardrobe and original design, but your scuff marks are too "samey". You need more variation in size, spacing, and degree of damage. Also the scuffs seem to be fairly strong on the metal, but sparse on the clothing. It almost… -
Re: Portfolio piece
Whats your plan for this character? Do you have goals for things you'd like to accomplish? Anatomically, I'd say you either need to thin up his torso and neck, or beef up his arms. The arms are too skinny for the body, and the hard edge on the inner elbow between the bicep in the forearm is too strong. For the clothes,… -
Re: Mosin Nagant 1938 Rifle
Sorry for the slow response, and thank you all forl your comments. I took the cloth part into Mudbox and addes a few wrinkels to break up the repetition and make it more... well, cloth-like :P I think I will have to make the strings around the cloth alot thinner since they kindof block out the details right now and I´m not…
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