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Re: Max Script - Self Illumination + Display texture in viewport
Hi, I need a little bit of information: do you want to increase Self-Illumination to 100% only, or you want to set Diffuse as White too? Because if the Diffuse isn't white, the "illuminated" part gets the Diffuse tint. Otherwise you can set Self-Illumination to colour white, but you'll loose the "preview" in the editor,… -
Re: Old television
That specular map is really terrible. Why does it have a hot wood-grain in it? That's not how polished wood reflects light. Gold is created with a dark brownish diffuse and a bright gold spec. You have missed the grey metal parts of your diffuse when creating your spec, so the metal plate the controls sit on are using the… -
Transfer UV layout mini-tut
This will cover transfering one UV layout (old) to another (new). If you've ever had to do changes to a UV layout after a model has been textured this is for you. It basically takes this approach and re-purposes it. I found that approach kind of confusing the first time around so hopefully this won't be like that. Also… -
Re: AndrewChason.com (Be honest)
notman : And some of the content in the site? The models and the textures? What do you feel about those? Flewda: On the APC, I was able to generate a normal from a model. On the figures I was not. However, I have made custom heightmaps for my comparison. The Nvidia plugin was -not- just used on the diffused. However, the… -
Re: Scifi Hallway UDK
A good tip for 'realistic' materials is that the specular will sell what you are trying to achieve. Electrically conductive materials (such as metals) will have a coloured Specular highlight that is a similar hue to the Diffuse (if not just the diffuse texture itself). Dielectric or non-conductive materials (plastics,… -
Re: Water Refraction In Unity Free
This is what you can do in Unity Free. In the shader, multiply a panning cloud texture of the texture coordinates used to sample the diffuse texture. If you linear interpolate between the diffuse UV coordinates and the diffuse UV coordinates slightly nudged, using the panning cloud texture as the linear interpolation… -
Re: Realistic Skin
I assume that you are going to use a normal map with shaders, and the diffuse won't contain any light information. You can paint your own diffuse with polypaint or any other application you like. Study your reference and/or your own skin closely and you will notice that it has many components: veins, hair, pores, wrinkles,… -
Re: [Portfolio] Normalz
You gotta push your texturing more. all your doing is using a flat diffuse + AO with one grunge texture overlayed on top. You should localize your texturing by showing where parts of the object split with dirt and what not. Add more details like grunge and scratches to your specular that is not in your diffuse to have… -
Re: Environment Work: Asian City
looks like there is alot of lighting in your diffuse, making details come out quite high contrast, but its hard to tell if its that or the lighting, could you chuck us an image with no diffuse, norms and lighting only. if it is the diffuse lighting toning it down can help keep the detail, but allow the contrast to come… -
Re: [Environment] Industrial Level
whaaaaoooooo- tooo much contrast (lighting) in your diffuse and not really utilising normals IMO. try keeping the diffuse in the middle range and use the normals/lighting to gain contrast. also some of your normals are confusing, the diffuse makes me thingk they are metal panels while the form in the normal makes me think…
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