Search
-
Re: rendering ultra high poly assets
why not build in chunks and render those chunks individual , for example if your having alot of floaters that are sub divided you can break those apart, and take big chunks that have micro details and bake those off as indivdual pieces. the idea is when building high poly is to think while building it how you can break it… -
Re: ShoeBox: 2d gamedev tools
I silently released an update a few days ago but got only today the time to update the documentation and create a video for the new changes. Direct download link: ShoeBox_3.5.0_public.air The biggest update is the Texture Ripper tool which has its own documentation here: http://renderhjs.net/shoebox/textureRipper.htm The… -
Re: Do you freelance or work at a studio?
Done Both, currently freelancing. The best part of Studios are the people- you meet a lot of passionate people that want to make games. The worst part of the Studios are the politics, bureaucracies, and cronyism- it can flatten your passion into a soul sucking melaise(Not to say this is every studio, just my xp at the… -
Re: Article: Game Art Art
Sorry guys, i have another question. Couldnt find anything useful in google. Its a bit weird. Originally i tried to invert the green channel of the texture because in the TexCoord node the darkest corner is up/left and in my texture it was bottom/left. Since then i got weird results. The i made the texture like it was, but… -
Re: Early testers wanted (platform for indie & solo game devs)
The path into game development really depends on where you're starting from. Some people start with an idea or thing they want to see in a game and learn skills as they go. Others master art or programing first and either find a counterpart or eventually branch out into the other discipline while working on different… -
Normal baking object with thin straps
Modelling software: Blender Rendering software: Unreal Use case: Real-time render modelling portfolio I'm trying to figure out the best way to get good normals on a backpack object, with its various thin looping straps. My high poly modelling uses straps with thickness, and I presumed that they ought to be made into planes… -
Re: UV layout techniques
If things look a little blurry, its because its resized down from 1024x1024. But anyway, here's an example. I am by no means a uvmapping genius, and you should probably listen to MoP, Pior, Vig and Daz before me. When unwrapping I tried to pay attention to a few things: 1) UV Space - Is each different part organized in an… -
Re: Anyway to smooth out a specific part of this low poly?
After quadrating the circle, it still didn't fix the issue. However, I managed to solve it by adding another line of edge around the inner part of the circle which managed to get rid of the weird shading. -
Re: Monthly Environment Art Challenge - May & June 2017 (48)
Helo! Jumping in a bit late to the party! Everything in this thread is lookin' awesome! <3 I'm doing a blockout of the house right now, tricky perspective on this one! Will continue on the lower right part in a while. If something looks completely off please let me know! -
Re: How do you use the bevel?
You seems to have extruded parts of this "rips", constructed the circular part connect it; selected the inner part, extruded it and scaled them in your X axis like so..? Consider to extrude and reposition the inner part like that.. (also as mentioned) maybe adding more vertices to the circle part:
>63724 results