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Re: Mudbox Sculpting workflow question...
for a body i would use a mesh like the mudbox man... i wont do it in different parts... if you use subD as baking method there is no search distance... the subD method is subdividing your mesh until it gets the same polycount as your highres... this is called the limit surface... and then its looking where the vertex with… -
Re: (Wip)[UE4] Psychiatric hospital environment
I think it would be cool if you varied up the materials a bit. Maybe try vertex painting some of the ceiling/pillars/walls in order to give variation? I also feel like the chairs and couch with the pink fabric could be improved, texturing-wise. Right now they look a little dull, unvaried, and simple. Lastly, some of the… -
Re: Gumroad Tutorials List
Good idea Ravenslayer. I've purchased Kyle Websters brushes and really like them. He has a lot so it's a bit hard to comb through which to buy. He used to have a starter pack. I had purchased that one. It has a bit of every type of brush in there. This is the one https://gumroad.com/l/VajQa The Will Terrell sketchbooks… -
Re: Old hand drill
Maybe its just the angle you to the picture mixed with weird viewport shading, but your smoothing looks a bit wonky. Maybe you have an unwelded verts. What you see in this image http://i.imgur.com/8c5eNTJ.png doesnt appear to be from non-relaxed uvs, it looks as though somethign is messed up with the triangulation. What I… -
Re: Travelling Caravan Unwrap advice needed
you might want to consider using tiling textures instead of a unique unwrap for that piece. if you need more information, im sure, the polycount wiki is able to help you. the unwrap used for tiling textures is completely different from what you have so far, but you have already thought of some things that point in the… -
Re: Unreal Engine 4 - first examples
Hey Joakim! Nice to hear you are already in the tutorial posting phase. I think U4 stuff is very hot on Youtube and gets a lot of views now. I must have watched 20 tutorials or so myself. So, I put something else in Unreal today, just to see how it looks (it was made for Cryengine, originally). I made a basic vertex paint… -
Re: Masking methods for grout/tiling texture
I don't really know about Max, but in xNormal you can bake out vertex colours for the mask, or in your case if you are loading up 2 high poly models, you can use the "Bake Base Colors" map in xNormal which will randomly assign each different mesh a colour. On another note, looking at your high poly, you may run into issues… -
Re: Desmond Man - ArtStation Challenge - Ancient Civilizations: Lost & Found - Game Environment
Here's my update tonight guys... What I've added in this update are as follows... - Seaweed floating under the water near the shore - Dry Seaweed melded onto the rock terrain leading down to the ocean - some trees to break up the harsh transition between the rock floor and tower - Seaweed texture set to vertex paint blend… -
Re: Broken wall
Hey there This looks great. its a very nice sculpt! Big thumbs up on that part. However I am wondering how relevant this is production wise - ?? Personally I would never model anything like that - except if it is some sort of hero piece that the player will crawl through in first person. Instead I would make it by good use… -
Re: Bake soft and hard edges as normals on low poly
Yes, I want to use the same low poly, and its soft and hard edges info. Let's simplify the problem. We have a cube with only the 4 side faces, no top, no bottom. All edges are soft. We bake each face to 100x100 pixels, and soft edges have a smoothing range of 10 pixels. Each row of the images would look something like…
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