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[UDK] Jurassic Park Scene
Hi all. This is my Jurassic Park scene. I did this originally for my final project at university but decided to re do it as I learned so much in the process of making the original I couldnt stand to look at it anymore. I am basically replacing all the things I dont like with new shiny things I do like. Here are a few… -
Re: Glowing effect of a tent at night
You'll want to investigate subsurface scattering for the tent material, then put a lightsource inside it. Might need to play with camera settings to replicate that photo as well. https://docs.unrealengine.com/4.27/en-US/RenderingAndGraphics/Materials/HowTo/Subsurface_Scattering/… -
Re: Sketchbook: Phil-Sanchez
This week was all about adding breakup to the forms and then polish, polish, polish! There's still lots of fine tuning to do, but I'm getting to a level of detail I'm happy with (at least on his left arm; I still need to replicate it to the rest of his body). Shouldn't be long now... -
Re: [Seeking Feedback] Sculpting a Masculine Head/Face Study
Hey, if you don't mind me asking, what program are you using for sculpting, and do you have access to Photoshop or something similiar (Krita, Gimp, etc)? I ask because I know that Zbrush has a feature where you can make the whole program transparent so that you can sort of "trace" over the thing you're trying to sculpt.… -
Re: Ryan Jessop Final Major Project - ARC Troopers
One thing which has caused me some grief is getting the texel density correct. Both of these assets are around 6 or 7 px/cm. I wanted it to be somewhere between 10-15 px/cm. If this project were to be realised into the game I have envisioned, then it will most likely be a third person shooter. From what I read, texel… -
Should boundary meshes like walls and cliffs be planes or 3d objects?
I am modeling in Blender to use the meshes in UE5. The walls and cliffs that bound the scene should be made with a plane with displacement (high poly baked into low poly) or should it be a 3d object? I am talking about meshes that we will only see from one face, we will not be able to go around them. A plane would mean… -
Re: UE5 Environment
@ZacD Yeah,I don't like the lighting either.To better understand what I'm aiming for,this is the concept I'm LOOSELY work after: (the rights of the image belongs to it's creator, Ken Li).As you can see the main light in the concept comes from the front of the camera,that's what I'm trying to replicate,also the fog and… -
Re: Portfolio critique request
Website looks decent but careful with those fonts you use this very thin classy font then add some Bebas for your subpage labels and your headliner has another font again in a different style. Decide for one, and remove that one writing your name on in your headliner about the work, the 2 highpoly shots look very well made… -
Re: blending with the hard round brush - what am i doing wrong?
I should say i dont have a problem using the soft round brush in general for the right application. I understand how to use it to blend and apply it appropriately. But as muzz has said, in certain situations you will get a blurry mess which is what im trying to avoid. i understand using the lasso tool and proper edge… -
Re: Principium - A Cinematic Short Film
Hi everyone! Today I want to talk a bit about photogrammetry! In this project, we decided to use photogrammetry to create a 3D model of our astronaut! Here is what we've done so far: Space Expo Noordwijk were kind enough to let us scan their Apollo suit replica, so our rigger Jesse Kielman volunteered to be an astronaut…
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