In a new scene use the game res mesh with the bump map applied to visualize your details and then paint your diffuse and spec or reflection maps in context. Bake a normal and bump map from the highRes sculpt to you game res mesh Import your new game res mesh with UVs and what ever topology you like Sculpt your hiRes mesh with clothing.No UVs required Im not sure I fully understand your situation but it sounds like you can: And Mudbox has no problem projecting sculpted work to the game res model. Mudbox is designed to work very well for game workflows. I don’t particularly want to have to do my projecting in Max as the poly count would kill it ( I’m stuck on 32bit/ 4Gig RAM at the moment)Īny way rant over, any chance you could do a vid of how you go about it, I’m sure it would be of great help to many people? I need to texture on the high rez so I can see where the panels I have modeled are then project down onto the game rez model. Most of the time I have to create hip, young people in street clothes that have stripes, logos, panels etc. I need to be able to project my textures. If your referring to projecting the diffuse,spec etc.you can do this in max and maya fairly easily.I'll do a vid at some point when I have time. I don't particularly want to have to do my projecting in Max as the poly count would kill it ( I'm stuck on 32bit/ 4Gig RAM at the moment)Īny way rant over, any chance you could do a vid of how you go about it, I'm sure it would be of great help to many people?
I hear a lot of talk about film rez models (King Kong etc) and displacment maps but all that stuff is useless to me as a game artist. This is as I see it one of the huge benefits of using Zbrush in the game industry. Hi Wayne, any chance you could explain how you get round the problem of not being able to project textures from the high rez model onto the game rez model.
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