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Re: Base female WIP
On top of the marvelous advice that Fishypants and Vig have given, I really want to reiterate that the T'n'A are much, much too large, even for a cartoon-stylized, over-emphasizedly juggy vixen. Vig hit the nail right on the head: work on getting the real proportions of the body together (I highly recommend using… -
Answered: Fixing Seams on Base materials
Here is a Technical question Forexample, If I had an organic cylindrical object (like a wooden shaft, used in various tools) and I would want to make it appear seamless, I'd simply place the seams in 3 areas, from the top and bottom of the cylinder, with a single slice in the side. This seam spot is something I can't just… -
Re: Making a Husky Dog, need feedback please!
Its coming along, but I think the legs now have a different problem. The the back of the front legs have a big dip, creating a strange backward S look. You want to make it fairly straight from the knee down to the wrist. The back legs knee is too high. Take a look at the legs on this husky to see what I mean. -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag 1.10 Official support thread
Are you baking the mesh with only 50% of the mesh (split vertically)? It you only with baked 50% of your model, it will cause a seam. Really you need to bake slightly over 50% of the mesh to stop the seam because you are breaking the normals if you split a mesh straight down the middle, bake using that mesh and then… -
[For Hire] UI/UX Designer looking for work
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Re: Human base models with liberal license?
Download Daz Studio (it's free) and export either the male or female Genesis 3 models as an FBX or or OBJ. I always use those for starting points. You can pose them in Daz too if you want before export. They have nice symmetrical topology. Take in into make or maya first and delete the bits you don't want like teeth and… -
Re: 3DBidder.com - Make Money Modeling
Lol, thats a pretty bold statement, considering that the majority of polycount members do get paid. Between the freelance section here and other resources out there...I don't see what you offer that would make a freelance start using your sight...especially when you are taking money off the top...and forcing freelancers to… -
Re: Environment: Sci Fi Base
First impression is that it is too irregular. The textured shapes are all over the place. No order or thought behind what the texture really does. This might sound weird but I'd like to see more repetition just to show that the base has been more thought out. Feels like you are trying to hard to make everything look… -
Re: Find out what studios pay for international workers in the States
Your logic is a bit half-baked here, you're making conclusions based on completely arbitrary assumptions and subjective views on quality. What if the MS artist who makes 25% extra does the work in half the time? What if he has 10 years more experience? There are countless reasons for pay to vary, to sit and go "well… -
Re: Emissive on textures
You can use the emmissive for lighting, but what I've found is it takes FOREVER to bake lighting using emmissive. Also, if I'm not mistaken, emmisive materials cant be used for dynamic lighting, static only. When hooking up your emmissive in your shader, multiply it by a constant. That way you can tweak your brighness in…
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