Game Asset Creation – homework

[Laurent Pierrat]

Here is my exploration using displace modifier :

– One is straight from the course

– Two are small digressions from it

– Three is a brush texture from https://vkgamedev.gumroad.com/l/blender_sculpting_brushes

– Four is a Blender “magic” texture.

– Five is a fold brush texture from same pack above

[Omar Domenech]

Wow the one on the far right is my favorite, feels like the natural folds in fabrics. Nicely done 🤙

[Laurent Pierrat]

99% of the effect is from these vkgamedev ‘s brushes 🙂

I agree the effect on this one is very convincing 🙂

[Jonathan Lazaro]

nice, im going to have to bookmark that tutorial

[Laurent Pierrat]

Continuing my homework with Screw & Bevel modifiers :

[Laurent Pierrat]

Using all modifiers so far (Screw, Displace, Bevel) on an improvised subject 🙂

Displace is definetly the hardest to setup.

[Omar Domenech]

Feels like it’s the head of a super advanced one-eyed robot. 

[Laurent Pierrat]

Was intended to be a flask, but now you say it…  could be a rough of a retro-futurist robot 🙂

Here is my result of the wand so far, following the course :

[Laurent Pierrat]

I’m getting somewhat the grasp of it, did the next section before the lesson 🙂 Could do all but the duplication of the nails using “spin” tool.

[Laurent Pierrat]

My end result :

Now I’ll spend some time experimenting with Curves, I feel the need to better control the process, there are so many occurrences where this technic would be useful 🙂

I could reproduce it without reference but it was quite the headache to recall the dependencies.

[Laurent Pierrat]

So, I’m done with the modeling & Mid-Poly retopology, everything is fine.

I’m working on some kind of “end of chapter personal piece”.

Using Bevel modifier I got some artifact shown in the picture, if anybody could point me in a direction on how to clean it, I’d be grateful 🙂

[Laurent Pierrat]

I solved the artifacts by adding support edges, still I’d like to know where they are from.

[Martin Bergwerf]

| “I’d like to know where they are from.”

I think the Bevel created a concentrated bunch of Vertices in the corners, so the Subdiv couldn’t do much there, but in between the corners, there was not a lot of Geometry and that got rounded out. You can se that in your screenshot:

I hope this is clear.

[Laurent Pierrat]

Thanks for your input. I think the extern border which has a bevel too is the responsible, may be it’s doable with a more clever topology…

Here is an update on my exercise :

[Omar Domenech]

That is looking cool. Where I live houses have lots of decorations like that. All the house are from like 100 years ago so it’s all very vintage. 

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