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Normal map problem and questions
Started to learn about normal maps 2-3 days ago, and have encountered some problems that i can't fixed, gladdly, thei appear to be (SUPER) begginer tipe of problems, so may be easy to solve. 1. In this render, there are 2 ''problems'', one is on the corners, where my mesh ''stick out'' more than the lowpoly, but i don't… -
[UE4 WIP] Subway Train Station
Hey Guys! [Update 10/02/18] Currently working on my first environment in UE3. I picked this concept because I liked the challenges it presented, and I thought that it would be small enough for me to tackle. It's my first time blocking everything out with BSP brushes, and I wasn't able to get all the correct shapes I wanted… -
Re: Mouse clicks, I got 'em!
There is a lot that goes into ergonomics, how is your hand positioned when using most of the time? You may find that you are slightly rotating your wrist either up/down or left/right. Be aware of your pressure and how tense your hand is as a whole while using it. A click is a click you don't need to Sasquatch hand the… -
Re: [UDK] Helms Deep & Fort HornBurg
Yo thanks everyone, cheers! JO420: yeah, I made the small tunnel in the wall. But it's pretty rushed since it's very small in the shots. I used a modular arch before the hole and that's pretty much all of it. Rasmus: That's the color grading, Maybe it'll look less contrasty when I push the fog back a bit. Axios: yeah… -
Re: Material/Rendering - Physically Correct Fuzz?
Hello Ace, Well I used this reference when I wrote my post above: http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-yyywUujOFY8/TxY597gxqtI/AAAAAAAAAP0/NNzf1u1Pwe8/s1600/fruits_peaches-5531.jpg so I thought that to help the "whitish" effect on the edges, which again you can derive from fresnel (incidense) values. I would use a suble reflection… -
Re: Hard surface robot character detailing questions
Thanks for all the help so far! What I'm looking to do is what you see on this model: More specifically, on the blue armored parts underneath this robot's eyes, you can see these indented grooves. That's what I'm trying to get. Well, I fiddled around in photoshop for awhile, testing different selections and shapes before I… -
Re: Serious lighting issue in UDK (lightmaps)
Hey, so I thought of a crazy and seemingly irrelevant idea as one last attempt to resolve the issue earlier today, and I got noticeable results. It was two things I did though, and I'm not sure which one improved it. When I UV'd the asset, I used Headus UV Layout, so when I exported the UV'd .OBJ back into Maya, I didn't… -
Re: lightmapping problemes
Your set-up is very, very wrong. From the look of it, the point light is way above the room. Go to lightmapping, maps, clear maps. time to start again. Move the point light to inside the room and add a cube for a roof - IMPORTANT - make sure the cube is the colour you want the roof to be, usually the same as the walls.… -
Re: Sketchbook: Callum Tweedie-Walker
Hey! Thanks for the feedback, all good stuff :) You've probably come across it haha, I post on the Unity forums from time to time (and both of these scenes are Unity). The colour scheme is something I've been playing with for quite some time. Originally it was in a cooler blue cast with the large doorway illumination… -
Re: zbrush to mudbox covert?
i use mudbox mainly but can switch to zbrush if clients need it. i prefer mudbox though for the following reasons. 1. brush falloff proximity in mudbox is a hybrid of surface and volume proximity. if you dont know the difference between surface and volume proximity then open up maya and ado a soft selection and then toggle…
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