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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I'll be looking forward to seeing what kind of texturing you put on it, do you think you'll go for shiny metallic, or a more dusty worn look?
I'd think the dusty worn look would go nicely on it.
Keep up the good work mate!
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(from the 80`s not the cheap rehash from 2005)
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Davai s texturata.
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Ditto, looks greatOriginally posted by tweetytunes
Love it - reminds me of the orginal zoids
(from the 80`s not the cheap rehash from 2005)
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I was wondering about that as well - it really sets up your model really nicely even at this early stageOriginally posted by hammer.horror
I like the lighting and shaders too.
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reminds me of zoids as well... didn't know there were zoids in the 80's though
the mesh looks clean and efficient
looks like you have a few hard edges where you might not want them. maybe you want to soften them so some of the surface looks more round
seems like it'll be fun to rig too
agreed with the shaders and lighting
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I'm likeing it very much. So your doing this in poly right ? and how much time you have in it so far ?
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that's some pretty mechBeast dude! You're gonna animate this puppy aswell?
keep it up!
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