check the image format and make sure you are on display textures mode in maya

it was a marsh land area where the city of emona was built,

Not sure about very many, but usually the richer people were colser to the plate:)

close - more like sun shades:)

hello Junet, its quite an old tutorial so we will have to look for the files, please send me an email to [email protected], and we will send you the relevant images

Defenitly worth a visit , i agree, we were there as well as part of the reasearch for this project.

Skydomerz hi, we will check in the shared folder, it should be there if not we will add it later on this week

Hi if I understood the question correctly, automatic uv selects the best way to project the uv automatically, usually it’s good for a start

Hi the last two episodes are already in the episode 7-8, I think it’s our mistake, will double check and reply again if they exists

we custom printed a mount for the gopro

@@Ctrlart may i ask for the STL file i really need a decent mount lol

@@fiveofknives hi yes ofcours, can you send us an email to [email protected], and remind us to send - the mount we made is for GoPRO camera

Yes in the center , next to the temple:)

Glad it helped!

Hi sure send us a mail to [email protected]

Send a mail to [email protected]

Our pleasure!

hi, a bit of photoshop work

Mordecai hello, thanks for your comment, for backing the best is to turn the highpoly into a normal map, and i would suggest using substance painter for this type of procedure, we have a whole workshop on this in substance, check it out kzbin.info/www/bejne/mZPZgYaneMRnhLc

@@Ctrlart Thank you for such a quick reply. ) Yeah I'm familiar with painter and i know all this stuff. I just never created something that may have transparent areas in it. I can't imagine how those areas could actually be transparent and maintain the thickness of those wicker walls as well, if we are baking all of those info to a low res model for a game. If we use alpha for transparent areas it will have just a thin plain edges.

hi Minseung Cha, not at all there are many options, using curves would be one way for example, also many other techinques depends on the requirements, for example tools like x-gen are amazing for realistic hair, you cal also use cards, or cut outs with opacity, or model them as in the video.. just in general for every thing there are many different ways to approach them, hope this helps

Make uv for low poly and bake the high poly onto the low poly in substance. Then texture it from there

@@churro5322 I tried, but after baking I am loosing all the holes

@@Katia-dh8hc weird. Since I don't know what your model looks like, the low poly should be relatively similar to the high poly. Of course, just at a lower poly. It still needs the holes and be the same shape as the high poly.

@@churro5322 you think low poly should have holes? My low poly exactly same size, just without holes on the walls. I can’t figure out how to make low poly with holes, because all those holes details making it very high poly

@@Katia-dh8hc yes it should. The high poly won't magically make the low poly have holes. Just the details you give it. Like if you take it to zbrush, make the polycount to 10 million, u can add lines and scratches making it look worn. But the low poly needs to have the holes. It's relative and depends how much you need to optimize. But it can have up to 30k polygons. Anything higher is too high for the low poly. So yes, adding holes is still low poly.

Hi Daniel, thanks for feedback, and not a bad idea, it can be a nice basic animation tutorial, we might just do that

hi Elena, right mouse click over the viewport or object and it opens the menus

HI Pavan, thanks for the comments, we actually do both, depends on the project, but in these series of tutorials we wanted to show the whole pipline for creating a character, this character can be easily than sculpted on top for creating a high detail, we will soon publish a new series going through this process

Yes it was , we used dentist drills:)

Hi, yes it’s possible if you have history on, otherwise the best is to create selection sets for the vertices you are working on and than you will always have your selection saved, hope this helps

Dhinakar hello, no the model is not avilable online, you can get in touch with us on email [email protected], and if its for educational purposes we can perhaps send you a version with an agrement for the use. thanks again and hope to hear from you

Of course it is for educational purposes. I want to demonstrate it as a guide.

hopfully we will, in the next few weeks

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