I made this character for a Digital Tutors tutorial

This work is based on the amazing concept of Marco Teixeira

Originally this character is from a famous book here in Brazil called The Battle of Apocalypse.
He has 20k triangles and four UV maps. The weapon has 1700 triangles.

It was all rendered in realtime using Marmoset Toolbag

I hope you like it.

Great work fabmoreas.

The only thing i would change in the texture would be the stubble, it would take on more of a greyish blue, unless it's a fair hair and not just stubble?

Great work man. I'm blown away by how good you got the fur to look in marm! Thinking I'm going to have to sign up to check out the tut!

Is the tutorial is full time or they are some skipping parts, as i find to much on tutorials from DT?

Originally Posted by Kuledo

Is the tutorial is full time or they are some skipping parts, as i find to much on tutorials from DT?

Some parts that shares the same technique were skipped because it would get repetitive and way too long.
But don't worry, every step of the production is in the tutorial.

Lovely work, a bit too much red in the skin I reckon but great work nonetheless. Wouldn't mind a look at that fur tutorial either

Wow, this is fantastic! Gonna have to re-sub to digital tutors for this.

Very awesome !

I watched the tutorial two days ago,
Pretty nice work you got there, found it real interesting.
Just had a little bit of trouble to understand how come your specular was not all boosted. You used pretty bright specular and if I do the same it's way too bright on my characters

I watched the tutorial two days ago,
Pretty nice work you got there, found it real interesting.
Just had a little bit of trouble to understand how come your specular was not all boosted. You used pretty bright specular and if I do the same it's way too bright on my characters

There could be many reasons for this. I'm not a marmoset expert but...

Do you use a gloss map? [Marmoset needs the gloss map to be in the specular alpha]
Did you custom control your lights?
There are actually lots of rendering options too.
And there are specular controls but that is just stating the obvious.

I was talking about the specular in 3ds max,
but I didn't know you could put the gloss map in the alpha for marmoset, pretty good to know, thanks!!