This probably won't go any farther but I was messing around with some 60's architecture
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I've been messing around with V-ray and Phoenix FD simulations. Just made a little scene to try out some fire simulations and the fur modifier to generate some grass. It's very buggy on my laptop, the lighting breaks a lot, so I kept it simple. The fire still looks weird, I only installed Phoenix FD today, so little clue how it works yet.
Some pictures of the scene: (I exported the models and textures from tf2).
Camera view:
In post I decided to mess around and ended up making it into a postcard.
(It's still very noisy because I didn't let it render long enough, my laptop isnt the best for this demanding render.. working on it though.)
What the final version looks like, so far.
If anyone here knows how to use V-ray or Phoenix FD properly, please PM me
I got some issues I could use a hand with.
Some pictures of the scene: (I exported the models and textures from tf2).
Camera view:
In post I decided to mess around and ended up making it into a postcard.
(It's still very noisy because I didn't let it render long enough, my laptop isnt the best for this demanding render.. working on it though.)
What the final version looks like, so far.
If anyone here knows how to use V-ray or Phoenix FD properly, please PM me
I got some issues I could use a hand with.
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Infinitely better than the Harvest theme. Not done though.
Holy shit that looks so good, I really wanna make a map with this theme now
So I've gradually been texturing my dome model that I showed a while ago. It's finally to a state where I can say that it can go into the map:
There's a lot of deleting more than anything. Start from the tops of buildings and work your way down.
The main things you have to worry about are leaks and skybox brushes. They have to be managed with supplemental brushwork, which requires a decent amount of trial and error. Your goal is to get the map's brushwork to be as clean and as simple as possible: always keep that in mind.
Reducing a map to dev brushes is not a 'quick' process by any means, but it isn't the hardest part of making an event map. Figure out exactly what you have to delete and how you must prevent leaks, then go for it.
Pro-tip: It may be useful to take screenshots of detailing you with to delete, and sketch the detailing you wish to create over top.
Edit: On symmetrical maps, you should probably delete one side straight off the bat. You don't want to have to repeat the brushwork reduction.
I don't know why, but looking at this reminds me of Megamind...So I've gradually been texturing my dome model that I showed a while ago. It's finally to a state where I can say that it can go into the map:
SCREENSHOTS! I reworked parts of Ascendants last:
Why? Because i also redid all the connectors to last!
Map is not in a playable state, i broke the tracks and also didn't implement everything i wanted to change, but yeah, i made progress.
You can mostly ignore the detailing, i experimented around and was too lazy to remove it for now. It will probably change completely again.
Why? Because i also redid all the connectors to last!
Map is not in a playable state, i broke the tracks and also didn't implement everything i wanted to change, but yeah, i made progress.
You can mostly ignore the detailing, i experimented around and was too lazy to remove it for now. It will probably change completely again.
So I've gradually been texturing my dome model that I showed a while ago. It's finally to a state where I can say that it can go into the map:
Observatory for Dawn's Vigil?
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Me too
Hell yeah megaminds a great movie
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Hello Guys!
I want to start modelling props and weapons for tf2. Have you got any recommendications on what software to use ?
I want to start modelling props and weapons for tf2. Have you got any recommendications on what software to use ?
Possibly the best thing I've ever made. Woo! Clearing low bars today
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Not the place for questions. You should probably start with Blender, it's free.
Blender is definitely a program you should try. There are plenty of tutorials on youtube and the best thing that Blender is free and it's even on steam.
Yep, should hopefully get the next version with the dome included out in the next week or two.