ModelingRubbleIntoAPath - Revision history

Joshua Stubbles at 03:50, 16 September 2014

2014-09-16T03:50:02Z

Joshua Stubbles: /* Modeling Rubble Into a Path */

2014-09-16T03:46:32Z

‎Modeling Rubble Into a Path

Joshua Stubbles: /* Modeling Rubble Into a Path */

2014-09-16T03:45:58Z

‎Modeling Rubble Into a Path

Cheeseplus: 2 revisions

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Joshua at 20:16, 1 March 2013

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= Modeling Rubble Into a Path =

In [http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1786702&postcount=2904 this post], [http://www.ivassago.com/ Joshua Stubbles] says:

I'm out the door to work, but I'll drop those pics. I'll modify this post later, with more info on what I did. There's no fancy edge blending going on though, just texture color matching. I suppose I should have done a blend, would look better.

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 The damaged geo on the pathway was initially cut in and was very smooth as a rough shape. Once the rubble texture was applied, I used Max's cut tools to slice areas of the rubble and pushed/pulled verts around to accentuate the depth of the texture.
-[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_path.jpg|frame|left| Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
+[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_path.jpg|frame|left| End result mesh - Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
-[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_wires1.jpg|frame|left| Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
+[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_wires1.jpg|frame|left| Wireframe - Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
-[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_tex1.jpg|frame|left| Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
+[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_tex1.jpg|frame|left| Brick texture - Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
-[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_tex2.jpg|frame|left| Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]
+[[image:Joshuastubbles_rubbles_tex2.jpg|frame|left| Rubble texture - Image by [http://www.ivassago.com Joshua Stubbles].]]

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	In [http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1786702&postcount=2904 this post], [http://www.ivassago.com/ Joshua Stubbles] says:		In [http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1786702&postcount=2904 this post], [http://www.ivassago.com/ Joshua Stubbles] says:

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 In [http://www.polycount.com/forum/showpost.php?p=1786702&postcount=2904 this post], [http://www.ivassago.com/ Joshua Stubbles] says:
-I'm out the door to work, but I'll drop those pics. I'll modify this post later, with more info on what I did. There's no fancy edge blending going on though, just texture color matching. I suppose I should have done a blend, would look better.
+Both textures were made in Zbrush. The bricks and rubble were all sculpted as separate ZTools and textured with Polypaint in Projection Master. For the Polypainting I used really plain textures where I removed all of the light/shadow information. They were projected onto the bricks and rocks using the alpha brush, to give depth, as Tate Mosesian points out in this Zbrush series: http://www.pixologic.com/zclassroom/homeroom/lesson/environments-with-tate-mosesian/
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