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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11-09-2014
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Some interior stuff and characters
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11-09-2014
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i like 'em.
the two little robot characters are good. I like the bathroom interior aswell.
nice stuff....
edit: the scale of the pieces in the kitchen looks off? huge chairs compared to the draws and cupboards? or tiny cupboards??
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11-09-2014
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bathroom looks perfect, flooring/cabinetry/atmosphere everything
but ... the kitchen table appears to be in scale with the cabinets (usually 36" tall)
but those chairs are way too big for that table, rest of kitchen looks really nice
on a side note, sink cabinet is usually 36" wide, the 2 doors below fit correctly, the set of door/drawer just to the right, theoretically wouldn't be possible, too close to sink base cabinet
liking the wine barrels too, wood grain is perfect
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The kitchen's proportions are off, as mentioned, the chairs do look huge. Apart from the AO being a bit too strong, there are some things going on with the lighting that are bugging me. There is this blue light coming from above that's being spread throughout the room as if there is no roof. Then the window doesn't look nearly as intensely illuminated as it should(just going by the light hitting the floor), it looks painted over. Are you using a linear workflow?
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12-09-2014
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yeah, i definately see the proportion problem now. Yeah, always using linear workflow. Alltho i turned the glosiness up to much on that material with vray sun and sky
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