It always looked screwed up like pic related. I've tried importing without any materials at all and basically every import option I could toggle on or off, nothing worked. The terrain in Pripyat is all one giant block, there's no way of cutting it into smaller pieces and achieve the same effect as I did before. Importing too many models made Unreal attempt to "connect" the 2 materials, thus massively stretching and fucking up the model.īut now that I've tried to import the terrain, I've run into a problem. I suspect the reason it did this was because when I imported them to Unreal 3 (the game I'm making the map for uses 3, so don't blame me for that one) it would lack textures, but did have everything set up with colored material zones that placed the textures neatly. The model would come out all screwed up like pic related, but my fix was to just save each individual model once and then import. I discovered quickly that exporting too many objects at once (several bricks, a few rooms, lots of barrels, etc.) didn't work. Since I don't know the technical terms for any of this stuff, I'll explain it the best I can. I'm making a map for a game and I decided to import a lot of assets from STALKER.
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How to texture paint in Blender 2.7 with no difference in opacity on the brush/pixels? (I'm attempting low res, low poly)Ģ40KB, 1859x1026px I'm very new to the whole modeling thing, and I've run into a problem I can't fix. Can somebody point me in the right direction?įinding lots of tutorials for sculpting hair but does anyone know of any good tutorials for polygonal hair.ģds max users what are some good plugins for destruction and fragmentation? I've tried to: 1) just use a normal map in the bump slot (decent results - although I'm 99% sure that it is just converting it to grayscale behind the scenes which is incorrect) 2) use the "VrayNormalMap" (worse results) 3) use the standard "Normal Bump" map (worst results) I can't really find anything online about this either other than defunct threads from 2006-7 which say that Vray doesn't (didn't) support normal maps at all. I can't seem to get normal maps to work with Vray in 3ds Max.
Whenever I load up ZBrush 4R7 and spend ~10 minutes doing whatever, I always get an abnormal termination error. >An RiMotionBegin()/RiMotionEnd() block was defined which contained either inconsistent subroutines called for the time samples or more time samples than expected. What does the following message in renderman mean? What's a good workflow for transferring from blender to unity? What's the difference between subdivision surface and multiresolution in blender? Question Thread Anonymous 12:27:10 Post No.
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