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 think generally this is lacking in form (as Jay mentioned) in all aspects, not just the hips. The arm seem like slightly edited cylinders, they have no weight. Don't be afraid to fill in forms too much, you can always smooth it down. Get some ref and just start hacking in some character.
But, generally a good start.
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Pity it takes more than one person to get the message across....
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As I said before its about observations and studying anatomy, Ive been doing it for ages nobody taught me or gave me instructions, Im still learning, Im not perfect...but I'm not one to spoon feed anyone so they get it right straight off the bat. I may sound harsh but am pointing you down the right road, its up to you how go about getting to the destination.
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sounding harsh doesn't effect me as long as it's productive. But broad comments don't help me at all since I'm not quite on the same level as most of people who are giving me comments are so I'm not noticing things they are.
I appreciate all the comments being given to me and will continue to try an improve from them.
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...I think you may be taking the criticism quite badly, but if it helps i see a big "up" arrow pointing to the boobs. I see what you were going for, although i'd also get rid of that while you are adding in some more form.
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Keep it up Mamoruk, the human form is one of the hardest things to tackle. Don't let the crits get you down, but take them on board when you can.
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And yea i know that in general everyone's anatomy is the same but I was indeed trying to talk about the subtleties that stwert mentioned.
and i didn't think i was taking the crits badly, but I guess the choosing of my words might imply otherwise, hard to convey tone in text and whatnot
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Also the femur of a female skeleton is angled away moreat the head of the pelvis (16 degrees) as opposed to 12 degrees of the male skeleton, this is why a woman has that slight bump on the upper outer thigh, again all related to being design for birth. A male has a thicker skeleton generally because of the higher level of testosterone.....
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