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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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Rhetoric Camel: I'll put it on the kitchen counter. I'll see if I can make some chips to put next to the can and a lid. Well, the modeling part will be easy but texturing part will be tricky. I love guacamole too but never tried it as a chip.
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It actually looks real too. Also use the salt and vinegar flavour chips. SO GOOD
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LauriePriest: If you're asking why I'm still playing around with the lighting and texturing, it's because I'm a perfectionist and if I feel I have the current skills or abilities to make it better, it will drive me crazy until I do.
The chips are plain right now and need to be touched up to look like barbeque (currently just a ramp with three colors). Also the bump is not quite right. And lastly, the chips look too solid and heavy. I've played around with transparency and translucence on the chips but they're not quite they way I'd like them to be. It might be a good time to get some more experience with sub surface scattering.
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I meant why are you making pringles in 3d? =)Originally posted by Perfecto
Thanks louis56
LauriePriest: If you're asking why I'm still playing around with the lighting and texturing, it's because I'm a perfectionist and if I feel I have the current skills or abilities to make it better, it will drive me crazy until I do.
The chips are plain right now and need to be touched up to look like barbeque (currently just a ramp with three colors). Also the bump is not quite right. And lastly, the chips look too solid and heavy. I've played around with transparency and translucence on the chips but they're not quite they way I'd like them to be. It might be a good time to get some more experience with sub surface scattering.
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I agree with Dj. Needs more of a bump.
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yes you canOriginally posted by louis56
Why is a question that can never be answered. You just can't do it!
I agree with Dj. Needs more of a bump.
it lacks artistic merit, set the bar higher, your house is looking cool i just don't get this at all.
Crisp modeling confuses me, nothing technically wrong.
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LauriePriest: I'm just doing this while I'm waiting for some more information on the house. I'm doing the house according to some AutoCAD drawings. I want to finish the framing before I start on any other part of the house but the drawings don't specify certain information I need but refers to a "manual". So I'm waiting for my co-worker to get that info to me. Instead of doing nothing while I'm waiting I figured I'd try and improve my lighting and texturing skills.
Not sure what you mean by crisp modeling.
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