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Ancient Rome Environment criticism / feedback highly appreciated
Hi!, I just finished my Project i worked on for a couple of weeks and i just published it on Artstation i would love to hear your opinion about it! The Trees are from SpeedTree, the statues and the grass from Quixel :) Modelling: Maya High Poly: ZBrush Texturing: Substance Painter Engine: UE4 -
Late BRAWL [ Sci-Fi VEGA ] - Frank Tzeng
here is the low poly color wirefram and normal map render highpoly sculpting highpoly color block out face close up if you are interested in how i started, here is my wip http://www.polycount.com/forum/showthread.php?t=84165 -
Hp goes nuts after hide/unhide
This is happening only with the marmoset 3.04, they are fine when first imported but if i hide the highpoly some of the pieces disappear, and some of them get this weird stuff happening, and it affects the normal maps causing artifacts too. Can it be solved or is just a bug for the 3.04? Highpoly. -
Re: Normal issues
Yes, if you're baking to a low-poly model, you should always bake directly from your highpoly source... and your highpoly source should be roughly the same shape/volume as your lowpoly in order to get the best bake. -
Re: Edges - when to normal map them?
Perhaps it's because it's late and I'm tired... but you seem to have varied opinions on whether or not to always bevel the highpoly etc. Huh? Also, I got some useful info from the thread but I'm still not sure how to go about fixing the problem. So, instead, I propose this - take a look at the two threads I mentioned above… -
Re: Transfering UV's from High Poly To Low
Xnormal is a good way to go. To be clear, you don't transfer UVs from highpoly to lowpoly. Instead you use the UV layout on the lowpoly to capture the normals (via a normal map) and the colors (via a diffuse map) from the highpoly model. -
Re: World of Warcraft - normal maps?
what you got highlihghted there in the pictures just looks like they baked in AO, from a highpoly, the highlights still look painted in. besides no normal maps dosnt mean there still not baking AO, cavity and curevature information from highpoly meshes -
Re: Exporting polypaint Zbrush
He'll need to auto-UV the highpoly in Zbrush, most likely using PUV tiles. Then as Jordan says above, do Tool->Texture you can select "From Polypaint". This will make a texture that can be assigned to the highpoly in any other program. -
Re: Sketchbook: Daniel G.
hey man I am liking your barrel! The only thing that bothers me is the rings on it... Look kinda strange. Probably due to the highpoly. Would like to see the current prop you are working on. Let's see the highpoly man. :D -
Re: Slightly confused: Baking normal maps onto a low-poly object!
This is not really necessary. You can use things like zbrush's UVmaster to do UV's if you're applying a tile or something and don't need to worry about the layout. The workflow is typically highpoly - lowpoly - UV - bake highpoly onto the lowpoly - texture
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