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#72Thanks Prithvi! kindly updated the work to more professional artExcellent work as usual Enes
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#74Rainy day :
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#76Nice stuff you´ve been working on!
Meanwhile I´ve been doing some stuff for Noises of the Zone.
1. Character: Sculpting, Retopo, UV unwrap is done. Rigging in progress. After that: In engine test. After that texturing (I hope that the corrected substance shader arrives before I start texturing
)2. I bought Bitmap2Material this summer on steam so I´m the anchor point in the team in terms of converting bitmaps into good looking materials. I´m not perfect but I´m working on it:
- 3 materials: brick, tiles, leaves. Sadly without tesselation.
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#77messing with displacement. I found the terrain decals useful for exaggerating/faking specular highlights from the sun as well.
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#78Hair-Z is a 3ds Max to Z-Brush pipeline plugin. It turns hair&fur modifier splines into geometry in a more efficient way than raw sweep modifier.
If you prefer styling hair in 3ds Max in order to create character hair base mesh you might find this little utility useful.
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#79Nice work everyone, this Hair-Z looks interesting. Here is something I found quite interesting. It's a little empty warehouse.
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#80How did you get such reflections? WaterVolum. Interestingly in this decade, the improvement of the reflections will finally be in priorityNice work everyone, this Hair-Z looks interesting. Here is something I found quite interesting. It's a little empty warehouse.
