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Re: Foundry's Kanova, digital sculpting with VR support.
VR could be useful for modeling if it included realistic human interaction. For example, imagine shrinking down inside an environment and punching a car. The model would leave behind dents that look as if they came from a real fist. Or if you carried around a bucket of water or dirt, and threw it at stuff. That would give… -
Re: Which software should i be learning for hard surface modeling in games?
Why it has to be same app for modelers and animators?Nowdays you can easilly transfer meshes via fbx, so modeler can use preferred app for modeling and animator can then animate the fbx file in maya. I have been using max and maya while being a student because its a standard but once I got hired, I had to switch to modo as… -
Re: PORTFOLIO - Give me feedback on my fledgling 3d body of work!
To be honest with you, I'm not sure how marketable your work is in this set of examples. Beyond everything seemingly as though they are speed sculpts, I think the work is hard to relate to. Like, if I were recruiting for the projects that I have been on - it would be hard to see how this work would easily transfer into our… -
Re: Ram Statue sculpt {ZBrush}
Nice details and the ram shape seems more defined this time. I don't know if it's because of your image size but from this distance your edges for a high poly sculpt are way too sharp and I don't know if they would transfer well to a normal map. You could probably smooth them a little bit to make them thicker. I try to use… -
Re: Max, copying UVs
CrackRockSteady is exactly right. Vertex count / Index's are key to transferring UV's in max. If your topology changes you cannot copy UV's. As a matter of interest are you baking normal maps with a different mesh to the game res asset? This sounds like an exceptionally bad idea as normal maps are tied to the shading of… -
Re: Some guy...... I guess........ I don't know who he is.
Proportion are loads better, although I think there's too much going on on his arms. Since all the muscles are so bulky then tend towards standing by themselves rather than unite into a single shape and flow. Again, looking at the side-drawing his forearms are much thinner than the upper arm and only the major muscular… -
Re: Getting a loan, buying some licenses/hardware?
My 2 cents ... Don't go into debt for this. Use free tools and save your money until you can afford the ones you want. The painting and modeling techniques you learn on the free stuff will be pretty easily transferable to the better software so you aren't wasting your time at all. If you hate the free tools, well, that'll… -
Re: Most efficient way to bake maps
you can also try decimating your high poly mesh a little, there is most likely many polygons that could be cut without any impact on the look of the mesh. That could provide huge Memory savings and make your bakes faster. But baking with xnormal using cuda cores is probably the fastest. You could also try using Turtle… -
Re: WIP Mauser C96
Accuracy wise, almost there. Quite good, but has some rough areas. Edges are too sharp in a lot of places. Zoom out, edges that start to alias badly will not transfer well on a bake. Rear sight is missing an aperture notch to actually aim through. Also the hinge hole on the frame looks like a deformed circle. Grip and the… -
Re: Baroque Mini-Env
Thanks for the comments, the polycount is quite high for this piece, as you can tell by the silouette, there is just too many round pieces in this to make it look good without going up in polycount, right now its like 9k triangles or so, I could easily cut i down by quite alot, but then I start loosing the siouette of all…
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