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Re: Sketchbook: Cuboids! 64
Well, you can, though that's not really the point of the paintover...I'm trying to show you some ideas about changes to the facial anatomy. To break it down: -Eyes: The iris's lighter side should always be the opposite of the light direction as its a concave surface (normally light will be from above, yours is from below).… -
Re: D6K BullDozer
It's looking good, my only observations are.... Some of panel gap dirt looks a little uniform. Like you have just don't a single pass of consistent opacity using a soft round brush. Also while I think the scratches on the yellow metal radiator at the front of dozer look good, they all seem to be horizontal which would… -
Re: Optimization and hardwares
yeah this is probably true, this is why I'm asking about this here :) Anyways, we tested that unity level in action (with enemies, gameplay elemets, collisions, ui, menu, etc) at it gave good results. As I said, I'm interested more about how things are happening on the pc/console games.So if anyone could lit me up about… -
Re: How to paint terrain using few textures?
Terrain systems are pretty complex sets of tools that do a lot of things for you. It's not just spitting out lumpy terrain but like Eric pointed out it also handles the complex layered material. The mesh you are using isn't set up to do vertex blending, it will need a lot more verts if you're going to paint masks into the… -
Re: Famous animator Miyazaki disgusted by AI Generated animation...
Since I had a pretty interesting discussion on this topic recently, I thought I'd share it here as well. First of all, I agree with most of you and found the test shown very clumsy and probably out of line (regarding its purpose). Although, and while I can totally understand Miyasaki's point of view, his feedback was… -
Re: [UE4] Sci-fi Armory Walkway
@Tzur_H Believe it or not this scene was my first foray into Unreal Engine, so I'm not sure if any of my methods are best practice scenarios haha. The lighting itself was not that complicated. I prefer to light in layers so I began with envisioning what some of the light coming in from the windows would be. I used two… -
Re: Edges and their effect on normals
The only reason this would happen is if your game exporter isn't properly reading/storing Maya's vertex normals. The instant you start saving Maya's vertex normals (since this is where your whole original issue comes from) then the entire problem goes away in the game engine. If your game engine generates its own vertex… -
Re: Tasco Binoculars
Pretty cool little asset here. Agree with the crits on the specular of the stickers, right now they don't make much sense. If they're printed on glossy coated paper or plastic then the specular over the whole sticker should be a kind of uniform mid grey-ish colour. You should not be able to see the text on the stickers in… -
Re: Diesel Punk Detective
here? Not as much as you would get if you were looking for, say, cyberpunk ref; but still plenty of stuff. At the moment I'd say that your sculpted details in general are quite muddy, or too soft, and as a result of that I'm struggling to make out certain components. I'd suggest revisiting the hardsurface elements that you… -
Re: Hit me with your best shot! (A Portfolio Review)
I was really hoping for a Pat Benatar model... Cryoworld: My main gripe with this is that it looks a bit flat(lighting, Material, and modeling wise) and empty compared to the concept. In the concept, wherever you look there is something interesting- be it a decal, lighting, material variation(the shiny bits on the…
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