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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Getting quick? Yeah...quicker....
...Ive reused a few items...hands and feet...and where Ive had decently ordered base meshs for the body, I find I can just duplicate large chunks of it to form the basis of the clothing.
Off work this week with time to kill.
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"A Darkness at Sethanon", a book I aspire to model some of the charcters and scenes
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Just add some squiggly detailing I mean.
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She's looking a bit bland at the moment but hopefully once I get working on her in Zbrush I can rough her up a bit and make her more interesting...the cloak should have lots of folds in it which should make for an interesting backdrop to the rest of her, and after the female practice this week I'm fairly confident I can do a good job....on her body at least.
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glad you like the skull, it was nice to do something realistic after all this world of warcraft stuff. not finished it yet though, wanna add somre detail and put in the cracks stwert said about, above. im getting more confident at modeling, and getting better at the z and maya workflow.
was digging your guitar skills by the way....LOVED the sound youre getting out of that amp. i used to play guitar in a band, really good way of improving. cool fingerless playing gloves too.
re: the skull, did you try and do it all in z, or make a base in maya first?
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23-06-2011
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The sound I get took ages to set up, matching all the setting from the PC, effects pedal and speakers was a pain :pWhen I tried the skull I was planning for it to be the first model I actually used Z on, but didn't manage to get that far, redid it 4 or 5 times, but was never happy with it. May try again some time though
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