HI Guys, I am back again with a personal sculpt based on the concept from Dean Holden. entirly done in zbrush and little Ps,hope you all like it. concept link:http://www.cghub.com/images/view/219743/ cnc welcome. thanks and regards renjubosco
after re-trying , i can see it's more possible , ok , i have a head similar to this i will transform it into this and tell you .. i will do this after finishing something i'm working on .. and post then the result ... PS : i think Gurlo is a nice nickname XD ...
Update on the visuals: Movement update: (dot visualises where the player clicked, then fades away Updated pickups: Vibes + Torches PS: I have no idea why the torches fall through the ground, if any of you have an idea, I'll be happy to hear so! S.
Just shut up, i think some peoples here hates you too. Can you post your "models" in your own post? PS: 3d artists from russia hates him, and most people of them ignore him, and i advice :)
Great process so far! Love all your steps and resources (using yourself in cosplay as a model is awesome!) I would pay attention to the size of her face. Usually when rendering people tend to shrink the features a bit. PS Teemo must die
Dont be in too much of a rush for 3ds http://boards.polycount.net/showflat.php...;gonew=1#UNREAD XSI is a brilliant tool and no ugly watermark admittedly there will be quite a bit of learning but tis free for game modeling just no render (ps im on about xsi mod tool 6)
It's because it's reprojecting the texture (at least I think so, I had the same problem). Brute force solution that worked for me: Do a projection, paint in PS, save out texture after done, rince and repeat. After all projections are finished, stitch in photoshop.
I've been unable to use the any builds of QS for quite some time, it doesn't seem to like to run under the last three or two builds of PS. No matter what I try. So you're not alone. It's disappointing, I was really enjoying it while it worked.
Hehe, nah I meant the Xnormal filters in PS (or, I guess, the other tools in Xn that aren't for baking from high to low) but you're right, I think CB is more popular for this...and you exaplin everything much better...but I'm still better looking.
[ QUOTE ] PS. How do you frame your current work area? [/ QUOTE ] Alt + Left Mouse on the canvas, and the camera will focus on the visible meshes. If you mean you want the camera to rotate around the area you're working on, you activate the Local button.