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Re: Need recommendations for most suitable 3D software according to my needs
First of all a big big thank you for the video! and a big Wow! I am so greateful! This video further develops an option I did not even consider which Alex_j brought up - rigging a manequin. My only apprehension and this also relates to your question about the final product is that the result might be a little bulgy and… -
[PAINTER] - Baking problems
Hi everyone! I have a low poly model with smoothing groups and reset Xform. But after to bake the models into the Substance Painter, appear a ugly lines. Also a Tried to export the low_model with a unique smoothing group, the previous problem fixed but appear a new artifacts. What is the problem on my low poly model? I… -
Re: BobM'S Workshop
It looks like you dont use smoothing. I dont know how to work in blender, in 3ds max you choose polygon selection, and go to smoothing groups, select polys and use the same smoothing group to make edges round, and different smoothing groups to sharpen the edges(smth like weapon blades). It looks like you didnt weld your… -
Re: High poly question (3ds max)
I use both of the two techinques you mention. However there is a third way. Put a turbosmooth on your model and check "separate smoothing groups" and set the subdivisions to 2 or 3. Now put another turbosmooth on your model and make sure "separate smoothing groups" is OFF. Set the subdivisions on this to 1. This will… -
Re: Normals map woes =(((
In my experience, neighboring faces with different smoothing groups cause the shared vertices to be duplicated in-game. But, using a single smoothing group and adding a chamfer there instead causes the same duplication (same cost) but gives a lot more control over how the edge is smoothed. I use smoothing groups only if… -
Game mesh texturing: seamless platform surface
Hi! I’m looking for advice on implementing a game asset like this. It’s a platform made up of several objects placed tightly next to each other, forming a single surface. I’m interested in methods to texture-paint such an object as shown in the screenshot. I want to achieve a seamless surface — say grass, a meadow, or… -
Re: [WIP] Rossie Lever Action Curcit Judge
No, the smoothing groups are all the same. The way it works in max is, for the normal map to show up, everything has to be on the same smoothing group. So, every poly on each object is smoothing group 1. Then, when the Normal Map is baked, it is baked to a single smoothing group, in this case 1. (It can be any smoothing… -
Re: Gina (critique welcome)
I don't think I'd call that a failure. As for the artifacts in your top right screenshot, that seems to be exacerbated by the fresnel effect/reflection and the fact that the backside of the top is visible behind that for even bigger contrast. We are probably looking roughly along the projection direction, here, which is… -
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Hey! I'm Idris, a UI/UX Designer with over five years of experience under my belt. If you're on the hunt for someone to help create game interfaces that are both fun to use and easy on the eyes, you’ve found the right person ! I've spent a lot of time in the gaming world, pouring my passion into different projects. What… -
Re: Wooden crate texturing practice
Yeah, I did make sure to keep my smoothing groups right. In the UV the inside part is 1 smoothing group, so its 1 part in the UV map. The front faces of the box have their own smoothing group. In the low poly it has a hard edge, so it shouldn't be a problem with the smoothing groups. EDIT: So should I set up a projection…
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