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3dsMax does weird stuff when converting Patch to Poly
Can anyone explain me what's happening with this model? I had one solid model and to break it on parts I converted it into Patch. But the thing is, when I convert it back to Poly it like... I don't even know how to call it. Generates vertices??? I've never encountered this before, this is the first time something like this… -
Baker supporting alpha maps ? 2019 edition
Helloooo,long time running pain... Is there actually any baking software handling alpha transparency ? I need to bake tiny planes with an alpha (a round gradient) onto some other mesh. I have sort of automated the process to render a top camera over a UV meshOne render per uv element, per texture type, then composite all… -
Problems baking normal map in substance
Hi all, i need some help, im baking the normals of my object with substance painter and designer and i have the same problem with both of the programs. Is a simple object, and have simple UVs of a cube. 3D Max low poly and high poly object Normals baked in substance. Dont know why but substance ignore the "elements" of the… -
cyrus the great
hi polycounters here's a project that I designed & created for a challenge that was about ancient Persian, and finally, I got the 1st award of that... in this design, I've tried to use the main elements of ancient Persian architecture and form a structure that expresses the majesty of the Cyrus palace ... if you want to… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | September - October (86)
@Pep_mepla nice progress. What kind of style do you have in mind for the asset? More on the realistic or more on the stylized side? For realistic, I think the textures are currently too simple. Keep it up! Finally found time to do something for this challenge too. As always, very interesting to see different… -
Re: 45deg turns in a modular corridor?
You might have to create unique "45-degree" tiles which still match the global tiling. The problem with your angle element and the 45° elements is that is's not within the tile-boundary. You are just stitching them together in a local-space fashion. There is nothing like a 45° tiling. There is only your normal tiling and… -
Re: Subdivision/Mesh Buckling After Maya Mesh Transfer Attributes Projection
@Deqa Here's your problem. You got mismatching amts of edges from the collar element to the shirt. The poles will also not give the best results of course, so add more edges if needed. Keep your elements symmetrical and evenly spaced edges/polygons too, before you morph them/project. Either fix the mismatching amt of edges… -
Re: *Hot* New Pudge Concept
Thanks for the thorough feedback! Vlad: we're aware that the concept will need refinement but I disagree with your comment, Pudge is an abomination by nature and this set reflects those aspects and adds to the character development by introducing elements that directly tie into the "Rot". These elements are integrated/sewn… -
Re: Sketchbook: Jackwhat
No..no, I have to side with suburbbum, this.has gone... TOO FAR! Srsly, jack, the fog(smoke, both?) in that blue green/pink scene feels heavy. I love the contrast you achieve with those soft, pillowy elements and the harder edged silhouettes. I struggle with maintaining those crisp outlines while fusing atmospheric… -
Re: How would you texture this
Modularity is your friend. Creates less work. The "look as one" problem stems from your tileable textures. Having elements that create solid lines across while repeating will help continue where your texture space is repeating. http://www.thiagoklafke.com/modularenvironments.html Great tutorial showing you how to mix…
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