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3d Coat to Zbrush import problem
Hey, guys. Basically, I fixed my low poly mesh in 3d coat (relaxed and such) and trying to import it back to Zbrush. But the problem is that now it doesn't want to import it back properly if my mesh has subdivisions. I just want my new modified mesh to replace an old one and automatically project back details. It works… -
Re: Sketchbook: BloodDrunkHunter
3D Game Environment I recently found a gorgeous set of environment concepts by Quentin Mabille and found that the first entry really sparked my interest and I decided to use my newfound knowledge in Maya, Zbrush, and Substance baking to try my hand at recreating the concept in Unreal Engine 5, which I where I created my… -
Re: What is your preferred UV workflow?
For what it's worth, UVP allows for all of those. You can group islands, specify a box in which they're to packed, set rotation limits per island, and there's a tool that aligns islands to a world axis. I'm the same way: I like the face to be rotated upwards, I make my arm/leg islands as rectangular as possible and then… -
Re: How to do research and development for a new art style
On top of what Neox is saying about iterating and scrapping I would say it's also worth trying to find projects that were made with similar team sizes that you intend to be working with and seeing what they were able to achieve. Referencing older generation consoles can also be a good way to create an aesthetic that plays… -
Re: [WIP] 3D Desert-punk Sci-fi Character
@lolpoly Glad to hear the poly count range I was shooting for seems acceptable. I've heard from experts and in similar boards that the count can definitely range, and even general advisory ranges specified by sites seemed to put a high poly somewhere within the 50 -100 thousand tri range for a high poly without assets, but… -
Re: Baking sharp deepening problem
I hate cages too. And I have not noticed marmoset does it any different. But I am not sure, haven't used it much. I myself just have all vertex normals up in such case. it helps with lods too. And I keep same UV on hires model. Then I just have a material in Blender where input geometry node normals have been *0,5+0,5, for… -
Re: Normal map low poly artifact
My best guess is simply because that detail is one smoothing group along with the rest of the spoon, and has a bit of a harsh angle change. If you take a look at your baked map, you'll likely see a lot of drastic gradients in that area of the normal map, and because of your low poly being smoothed like that, the normal map… -
Re: [Blender 2.8] Bevel shader normal map baking artifacts on flat surfaces
I understand that it seems confusing that you get a clean surface on that side panel when baking from your source without the shader, yet getting some artefacts when baking with the added bevel shader. But I still maintain that this test is hardly relevant anyways, because it isn't representative of the kind of lowpoly… -
Re: Smoothing groups problem (low-poly helicopter)
Thank you, Obscura. Yes, this method seems working but again it ends up with reseting my normals and editing them again.To be honest did't do that and left my model how it is. By the way here it is all textured: Don't think that I'm gonna do something else with this so I can say that it is my fisrt serious model. The major… -
Re: HIDROGEN -
Ah. They work now. Maybe they hadn't finished uploading when I checked yesterday yet. You say the game is supposed to be realistic, graphically, but when I look at it I see some very cartoony influences and it reminds me quite a lot of Borderlands, actually. Particularly with all the crystals and glowing lights. As a…
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