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In this start to finish texturing project within Substance Painter we cover all the techniques you need to texture the robot character.
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I've widened them a little but think it could do with some more. It's not really supposed to be a lifelike human nose. Im working on the torso at the moment...will post up later on when I'm done for the day.
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I had a little look at the nose and widened it a bit. Still not great. may turn it into a 'proper' nose later on.
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You'll have to nail the forms of the torso and arms better, before you subdivide too much. But you've already covered all that.
Looking forward to more.
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Just got in an hour so tonight. Here are some shots of it smoothed and not, in Maya...and rendered in Z.
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and shot 2...with legs and lower torso attached.
May redo his upper torso, is not good enough I dont think.
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More satisfied with it. Still room for further tweaking, particularly all down his back as Ive worked pretty exclusively so far on his front.
And shot 2.): With feet (hopefully in better proportion than on my Sagat model)
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A few areas need fleshing out here and there. Like where pec runs into the shoulder.
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Yeah...that area round the shoulder needs work. Some of those straight lines should go also, but thinking of using that one down the front of the lower leg for the shin bone.
I think his arms still need alot of attention. And all down his back as mentioned above. What Zbrush style I have I think can be quite heavyhanded, as Im not used to being as meticulous with the base mesh first...so I dont know whether I'll end up going into Z and be overly radical with it. I guess thats kind of a new mindset I have to try and adopt...to be a little bit more sensitive with what I have done so far, and try to just help it along...rather than go OTT. I dunno...we'll see...
I am pleased with the feet though. I find myself looking at them and thinking 'hey, they're pretty cool'. The fingers are all wierd and pointy and knuckly at the moment. Another work day to get through tomorrow then a couple off. Aim to start sculpting I think during those.
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