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Re: Z-Brush and Environmental Art
Alright, thanks Justin. I've been trying to look around on the net some, haven't found many tutorials yet, mainly cause I keep getting distracted by articals or forum threads. Which brings up another question, I was reading about some other programs such as mudbox and clayshape and a few others, whcih sound similar to… -
Re: First Art Test Ever, OMG Feaking Out
[ QUOTE ] Ive never understood the need when going to a company to learn " that companies " software preference. The only way I can see it is if they have special things they do based on program based scripts. Other then that it's all edges,verts,polys..right ? [/ QUOTE ] Well if you have a large company you might have a… -
Re: [Riot Creative Contest 2017] - Amanda Ramsey
Reply by AnthonyAnimation · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - AnimationYou'll want to keep the action snappy, so remove frames from the attack and add that to the settle. As long as you're moving body parts and jiggling things on the settle it will help show a transfer of weight. For example lets say the entire things has even timing and takes 15 frames total. Which means the antic is 5… -
Re: Sketchbook: Gill Bates
Well, now you made me look up wireless power transmission and there's already working prototypes involving coils resonating at the same frequency at a shorter distances can transfer power between each other. Being a futuristic design the idea sounds pretty plausible actually. Could have one receiver per leg in case one of… -
Re: The Light Bulb Hero
Made the Low-Poly (2494 tris) in Zbrush, then Unwrapped it with RoadKill and baked the Diffuse and Normal Map with Xnormal and used Maya's transfer maps to make a gradient to multiply on the Diffuse. Also made a Color Specular, Gloss and Emissve Map. The textures are all 1024x1024 px. Then rendered him with the Marmoset… -
Re: ZBrush - very noob query about dynamesh
There's no shortages of methods you can use to create a model in zbrush, and they all have their pros and cons. A full Dynamesh (or Sculptris) workflow can be a good way to work without any limitations on the form - the equivalent of doodling a concept to life - but as you've noted this high polygon count can make it… -
Re: Anuxi - DOTA 2 Thread
Sure thing guys :) So The reason for why I used the same texture sheets for most of the items was 1: Textel continuity. I didn't want the texture to get blurrier as you went up in levels. 2: So I could reuse parts and not have to retexture them. The head was the exception because I had three unique horns, lvl1 and lvl2 had… -
Re: Better path for self-education?
Thanks, I will check that out. I've seen this name "gumroad" a few times but haven't checked it out. For me, there is still a lot to get from pluralsight, but sometimes it would be nice to have some completely up to date tutorials, rather than watching one tutorial for the 2015 version of a program and another for the 2013… -
Re: Wall-to-Wall Jump Animation
Nice! Good to see you moving on, nice work too. The run is good and the poses are great. I think the angle of the shot isn't showing the characters momentum like it should. It seems kind of weird that he would run at one wall and spring toward the other. Normally when wall jumpers do this kind of thing they come at the… -
Re: First Substance - Concrete Slabs
This is a really nice start... I'd say for me the only thing that defines the next level of detail for you is actually looking at surfaces microscopically... I tend to add fine details even though they may not transfer 100% when textures come to down-res etc... so in this case, you want to really look at the surface of how…
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