#normalmaps

[apprendre-la-3d]

Comment utiliser Nanite dans Unreal Engine 5 ?

Découvre Nanite, la fonctionnalité phare d'Unreal Engine 5, qui permet de rendre des millions de triangles sans ralentir ton ordinateur. Dans ce tutoriel, nous te montrons comment l'utiliser et ses avantages et limitations. Alors, prêt à plonger dans le monde de Nanite ?

Nouvel Article : Comment utiliser Nanite dans Unreal Engine 5 ?

[molo3332]

Mossy Stonebricks in Blender

[molo3332]

Render of my Netherite Blocks made with Blender!

[tulextreme]

Normal stamps - I find normal bakes so intriguing, harmonical and beautiful. Such a craZy machine art expression don't you think! Love to bake these... yummy! Lol #maya #render #normalmaps #vertex #colors #bake #3d #assets #work #light https://www.instagram.com/p/ByZHoJ-jnVV/?igshid=1dx3rvk25vwpz

[pursuing-truth]

Rear ship engine

Front landing pad view

Sci-fi Corridor

This was an experiment with normal and black/white heightmaps. Everything was hand-drawn. I attempted some more adventurous post-composited, but I’m not sure the Ice turned out correctly in the corridor shot. What’s funny is upon starting the processing work, I realized that the ship looks more like a cray model than a full-sized ship. Rather than trying to imagine it is something it isn’t, I’m going with it as a miniature scene in real space. Enjoy!

Sci-fi Corridor This was an experiment with normal and black/white heightmaps. Everything was hand-drawn. I attempted some more adventurous post-composited, but I'm not sure the Ice turned out correctly in the corridor shot.

[psasha25]

Here is the process of modelling one of the plants. I only used spheres and planes to get the desired result. I ended up having two versions of the model, a lower poly version and a higher poly one. I used a cage to bake the details, however, at the beginning I had some problems as the program would bake the planes/leaves (which are low poly to begin with) on parts on which they shouldn’t be. I ended up making two special versions of the models (low and high poly, both without leaves/planes), after which I had no more problems with the baking. The only issues in the maps afterwards were created by where the objects were joined together, which I simply fixed by editing the pictures. 

Program used for modelling: Maya 2018

Program used for baking: xNormal

Program used for editing: Adobe Photoshop CC 2017

[johndoubleub]

Getting more familiar with blender, my progress so far on making a small scene through the use of Blender Guru’s youtube tutorial series to get familiar with the gadgets and how they work. I just quickly found a wood texture as this is mainly a test. made it square and then used http://cpetry.github.io/NormalMap-Online/ to create a quick normal map, though I’m not entirely sure if I got it working properly or not. The cycles renderer looks nice though.

wood texture I used:

[sirensongsinc-blog]

Learning some ZBrush and normal maps n.n