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Re: UDK vs unity and whats the most next gen looking game on unity?
Unity got one huge issue - they are solution developers , not a game developers. They trying to fill engine with wide feature set but they make some tech demos not a games. If your game relatively small you can deal with it , but it is a real pain if you got some big stuff. Mechanim is a disaster then it comes to complex… -
Re: Custom UT3 Character with Muscle System Simulation
Heres the Zbrush sculpt. at sub div3 and at the current sub div is how I would like the muscles to look at the end but smoother. When get higher res models though, they just look like plastic men. I decided to make the traps smaller, might change them back. I also longer boots to give the character better proportions. The… -
Re: [Artstation Challenge] Beyond Human| Karinna, the Vessel Seeker | Real Time Character
@Elithenia I like the weapon even if it´s on the early stages. If you´re worried about the weight reduce the size as for me it´s too big compared to the concept as well as think to switch to a low density metal in the texture stage: Aluminum in real life weights 2.7g/cm3 Titanium, much more expensive 4.5g/cm3 Iron, a lot… -
Re: WIP Illustration. Need crits
It looks like a finished illustration to me, albeit slightly over rendered in some non-important areas. My only concern is the mountains on our left have gotten lighter in the last two updates-- composition-wise I'd question that decision. I found it to be more striking and less eyecatching when they were shadowed by the… -
Re: Cthulhu wip
Thanks again for the feedback :) Once the sculpt is finished I plan to decimate it and pose it in Max on a base ready to render. I take the point about the scale. The camera is looking down on him to show the sculpt work. The final render will be a shot looking up at him, to give him that epic scale look. And yes the… -
Re: [UE4] ROME | CHURCH of SANT'IVO
In addition to my previous post. Epic did a fantastic live stream 2 days ago on light maps in UE4 which covers all the topics I mentioned previously. Most engines work the same way in regards to processing meshes for light maps and you can use some of these concepts in another engine if not using UE4. Light map seams are… -
Re: Mastering Unreal Technology: The Art of Level Design
The books have been perpetually 4-6 months away for the last two years. They're not coming out. Jason Busby and Zak won't say as much, but apparently the publisher and/or Epic told them they think it's too much of a niche book to justify the publishing costs. In any case, it's unlikely it will ever happen. In the mean time… -
Re: A studenty type of crunch-time (bitch bitch whinge)
haha, that's not my point. I've had to do my fair share of crunch already, and you know we do a lot of work. Talking of which, get back to it. There probably is alot more to be done now than in school (no doubt, actually) but school was also a lot less social, it was pretty much just working on your own, locked in a room,… -
Re: Wolfbayne: Orc Deathknight
mesh itself is quite good. textures.. well, you've wasted a lot of texture space really. you could easily put all your armor pieces onto one 512*512 and skin parts on 256*256. base, while it doesn't really matter, also could be optimized. I'm not sure about throne, but you can texture only a quarter of the base and then… -
Re: Dx9 vs dx10 comparisons...
tech is tech, it's not like just because something uses a new api, that all of a sudden its fundamentally changing. I'd wish to quote Epic's Tim Sweeny about how much dx10 is being hyped, but I dont remember where I read the interview. if you look at how much shadow of the collossues was able to pull from the super old…
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