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Re: Pelt Mapping! How is it?
Hi, basically you set your seams as usual, hit "simulate pelt pulling" once to break the seams and then exit the pelt-tool to continue like mvelasquez described. I usually don't even bother with the peltseams, just map everthing as a "solid" mesh without seams as a start and then break edges and relax. -
Re: sketchbook: jouste
Jouste! Give me your LoL name. WE MUST PLAY. I'm there under... wait for it... Sectaurs. Co-workers and I usually play every lunch. Addicting stuff. dope stuff as usual. I want to see more LoL chars. p.s. Frightened Rabbit has taken me over. -
Re: Nuclear Dawn Showreel & New Character
NoSeRider: You do realise that at most companies, the lead artists usually look at showreels to decide about applicants, right? They don't hand the videos to any old random member of staff, you know... The HR people don't usually decide on the quality of the artists they're looking to hire - the art team does. -
Re: RETOPO QUESTION about retopoing assymetrical faces
It's usually easier to have the same topology on both sides, but not necessarily the same shape. I usually just retopo one side, then use symmetry, and then go in and re-snap all the points of the other side to the hipoly head to preserve the asymmetry (obviously this is easiest in apps like 3D-Coat or Topogun that have… -
Re: Shork's Workshop(I only do concepts)
For giving critique It'll be harsh so just bear with it Saturation is too high. Usually objects don't have saturation over 75% Linework is sloppy, you need clean strokes - you should also learn a bit more on line weight. Thicker the line usually means it far thin lines means is close. -
Re: Texture Resolution
Blurry shrinking can occur in Photoshop if you have Bicubic Smoother turned on instead of Bicubic Sharper in your Photoshop preferences. I usually keep Bicubic Sharper on, I dunno if there's a better way but that's usually what I do. It's also available as a seperate option if you resize by going to Image Size under the… -
Re: Tangent space map errors / UV question
I usually bake at double size and size it down, this usually gives the best result. xNormal doesn't use super sampling (I think that's the term, could be wrong), which most other baking programs do which gives better results. Sometimes you just need a bigger map too. That might fix the issue. -
Re: Laser Turret (Next-Gen)
Cleaned the mesh today and did a quick material "paintover" (colors aren't final yet, but I want to keep it "colorfull" and not the "usual" grey steel, with grey bolts: The model consists of seven different objects and I plan to use ~ 3 Texturemaps: As usual comments & critics welcome. :) Edit: Vert count so far: 23.833 -
Re: Left click right clicks - maya 2016 issue
I've a similar-ish thing if I've held and dragged outside of a tearout window, say the UV editor. Usually this is for a hotkey modifier, like d to adjust pivot for example, like it's inverted (always adjusting pivot). Usually I can fix it by clicking outside of that window and back in again, or tapping that hotkey with… -
Re: Glorious Coffee.
Usually, 1 "venti" Americano every morning. Throughout the day, usually 1 or 2 other mugs of coffee. I used to be really bad, years ago, topping off at around 8 - 10 a day. I've actually gotten to the point where, if I don't have "any" coffee, I'll probably get sick.
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