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100chihuahuas β Skeleton Wolf Texture Breakdown
Published: 2012-12-05 22:27:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 11788; Favourites: 301; Downloads: 177
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The Texture breakdown of my 3D Undead skeleton wolf.Beauty shot:
Original Concept by *Lucky978
Level of detail variations:
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Is there anyway I would be able to use this for my own free game project? This is truly amazing.
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Hey there KarelianWolf,
Sorry, I don't feel comfortable giving this model away. I might make it available for sale in a few months with some more skeleton animals though. Thanks for looking : )
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Sweet thanks for the reply
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This is really helpful if used as reference...
nice work!
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Thank you! Glad you liked it!
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This is very cool, any chance you could do a zombie displacer beast? I'm looking for one to animate and i'd give you the finalized animation and full credit for the model!
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Sorry Deadman, I don't do free work. I'm a bit too busy with full-time work anyways
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Awesome execution of the concept art and really great model
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Holy... !!!
This is incredibly brilliant!
Love the concept as well as the model!!
Gosh, itΒ΄s simply overwhelming! Great work
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Glad you like it ;D
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Hi!Really impresive!!!
I have one question...How you did the render pose? Thx!
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I rendered this is Marmoset, which is a really convenient little game engine that people use to display and take screenshots of models. As for the pose he is in, I rigged him. Rigging takes a while, but it offers so much posing flexibility! If you look in my gallery, I have a little tutorial as well
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Thank you very much for this!I try to understand this render technique.I use 3d point shader but I don't get this kind of renders.
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This is rendered in real-time in UDK, a game engine.
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Where the main is, Is that just the normal map that is making the fur pop out like that?
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eSculpt nailed it. I do have NRM on the mane to distinguish the individual clumps, but there is also geometry there for a nice silhouette. An example is here!: [link]
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Ah, I see it now! I thought it was just a flat but now I see it isn't. Thanks for the fast response!
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normal maps only affect lighting, not silhouette or real shape so he did that with real geometry i'm sure. to an extent some of the detail in the fur is probably normal map stuff, but the stuff that pops out is geo
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Absolutely amazing amount of work you put into this, they look so awesome! I envy your texturing skills so damn much, not to mention your insanely good models x3
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Keep up the good work, definitely watching you ^^
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