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Re: Photogrammetry Thread
I've had this crazy and silly workflow/pipeline in my head for a while: 1. Sculpt your character's anatomy (in t-pose) normally in ZBrush or any other 3D sculpting software of your choise. 2. 3D print the full body of your (t-posed) character with a reasonable size. 3. Get it dressed with clothes. Depending on the printed… -
Re: L4TF2's WIP Thread
Are you modeling from ref or a concept at all? Hard to judge progress/work without any sort of guidance to critique from. Overall, solid base meshes to start sculpting from, though I would try something like ncloth or a displacement or marvelous designer for cloth folds to get you a cool base to work off of. Though for… -
Re: Please critique the fold of my pants!
Unless you are going for a more stylised look that is, but still have to get the main shapes and the drape of the cloth -
Re: The Royal Guard Armor
I know mostly everything is done past the sculpt, but just a couple of critiques: * All the cloth pieces, especially the front loin, don't seem to make sense. I'm not sure if you used reference, but I would recommend in the future to do so. Especially the loin cloth, it doesn't seem to be obeying gravity so much as just… -
Marvelous Designer
Pretty simple question, possibly a not so simple answer. But I want to have a character sitting on a chair with which has a cloth draped over it. How do I go about having the cloth simulate between these two objects. I.E. the cloth over the chair and the person sitting on the cloth? Make sense? Thanks for the help! -
Re: Alien Gunslinger
vahl - thanks... I think he needed more cowboy colthes too... that's why I even made the cowboy hat... didn't plan on doing that when I started modeling him. swampbug - I tried splash more color in the chest but I just didn't like the outcome. There's already red and blue colors in there... but its not super noticable (on… -
Re: Mailman, fuck yeah!
I'm not too sure about the necktie and general modern looking clothing in order to fit in a fantasy world where swords are being used. http://www.tie-a-tie.net/blog/the-evolution-of-the-necktie/ Maybe something more along the lines of a cravat or for even older a Ruff to age the clothing a bit?… -
Clothify Pro for 3ds Max released
Clothify Pro is a modifier for 3ds Max that makes modeling and animating cloth easy, controllable, artist-friendly, fast and non-destructive. You get instant results, no waiting around for a simulation to finish. Painful sculpting of cloth can also be avoided. Edit a parameter and see instantly what it does. Every… -
Re: Non-shiny materials are...difficult!
A shader is the piece of code that takes the texture inputs and interprets them for the renderer. It makes transformations to how light affects the surface of your geometry - decides reflections and such. They are updated once every frame (I think), so the node graph in UE4 is actually a shader editor, (not full fledged,… -
Re: Breakdown Fur
This is a really good looking fur! I was already familiar with the shell technique, but yours looks particularly good due the care in adjusting each shell maps and the height map usage. I gotta say I'm itching to recreate a few steps in your breakdown using Blender geonodes to automate them. 😂 Edit: I gave the node setup a…
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