Substance Painter
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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it just sits...i guess it movies while i'm away. I tried forcing it to move by taking it out of the cage and putting it in front of my dog but all it did was curl up in a ball. Luckily the dog wasn't hungry..
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My tip is to have certain parts where the spider looks like its going to attack the camera to scare the audience
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yup... it's a great movie... some nice CG spiders they have made... there is a bit behind the scenes info here... -->
https://eightleggedfreaks.warnerbros....s/spiders.html
here is a scheme for a spiderwalk... -->
https://www.hash.com/users/threechickens/Spider.htm
how the walk looks like... -->
https://www.hash.com/users/threechickens/swalk.gif
doesn't seem that realistic but could be a begining...
regarding displacement maps Olivier Renouard has made a plugin to work with it in maya... -->
https://www.drone.org
here is an example of it which Dave Cardwell (from Weta) has made... -->
https://www.drone.org/tutorials/rayDi...erGallery.html
btw. what is the purpose of the masterproject?
(e.g. what are the rules... what do you have to make etc.)
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Soooo much work to do!ok here's the new spider model, just gotta add fangs and eyes and then I think it's done and I can start rigging. The legs and stuff will get much more detail from the shaders I'm planning
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https://www.alanwoods.co.uk/files/fromAbove.avi
https://www.alanwoods.co.uk/files/fromBelow.avi
they're both really small (less than 400k)
Shows the rough idea of what I am doing
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Yeah, but no but yeah but no....
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create a few different walk cycles
create a few misc animations (e.g. the wobbling of the arse)
use the trax editor to randomly assign a random combination of these to each spider (depending on how many animations there are each should be different)
render...... lol
that's the plan But I'm finding that creating even one walk cycle is a bit of a nitemare.
Just got some stuff with rotations in the C++ side of things sorted out so I'm getting there
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Yeah, but no but yeah but no....
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