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Re: cost of morphs/blendshapes vs bones
assuming you're talking about using morphs for the shape variation thats the best use case for morphs - its cheaper than storing unique meshes. animation with morphs is relatively expensive and doesn't support non-linear translations- which is why we use bones -
Re: [WIP] [UE4] birch forest (C&C welcomed)
textures are lookin nice, but i've never seen a birch tree look like the dead one you made. too wiggly and bumpy. birch is generally very linear. -
Re: Marmoset Toolbag 2 | R&D
making some progress on our volumetric fog. very very early right now, but fully transformable, with variable density, colour, and density types (linear/exponential/constant). -
Re: FlippedNormals - New CG Tutorial Site
Like everyone else has said :P: beautiful design! I can't thank you enough for the linear workflow/ gamma correction tutorial. Looking forward to the rest! -
Re: Windmill Scene in UDK
Looks nice, but to linear. The Fence is to straight. Same the Grass and the Flowers. The whole scene is to perfect. Maybe varied it will look much better! :) But maybe your reference looks likes this! -
Re: Normal map shading error based on camera angle
Also looks like there could be an sRGB versus linear color space issue, that normal map is really light in color. I don't know enough about Modo. -
Re: Golem Animations
soo here is a wall jump i've been working on, things are still linear expecept the bush i threw on spline. no curve touching yet. http://vimeo.com/15144863 -
Re: [P&P] - What are you working on? 2008 Edition
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Re: Substance and Unreal 4, texture differences
For metallic and roughness you need to disable the sRGB for the texture in unreal, those are Linear values. Only color is sRGB. That seam on the chest, looks like a normal problem. -
Re: 3Ds Max Normal Map problems after editing in Photoshop
Yes indeed, you have to preserve the gamma of all "mathematical" maps when working in linear workflow. That's just weird gamma is interpreted differently for 2 tga.
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