Sting
polycounter lvl 11
Hey folks, here's a little side project I worked on alongside my other environments to keep things fresh, it's something I've wanted to model for a long time and I used it as an opportunity to learn Substance Painter. 8)
Anyway here's some shots from Unreal Engine 4 and a Sketchfab viewer.
[SKETCHFAB]48a87e783b5c4274894086f1f8fbb1d3[/SKETCHFAB]
Blade : 1,664 tris
Sheath: 1,800 tris
Total: 3,464 tris
5 1024x1024 textures
Comments and Critiques appreciated as always
Anyway here's some shots from Unreal Engine 4 and a Sketchfab viewer.
[SKETCHFAB]48a87e783b5c4274894086f1f8fbb1d3[/SKETCHFAB]
Blade : 1,664 tris
Sheath: 1,800 tris
Total: 3,464 tris
5 1024x1024 textures
Comments and Critiques appreciated as always
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http://img00.deviantart.net/0491/i/2011/347/9/7/sword_sheath_by_mandrakil-d4izc8r.jpg
http://i47.photobucket.com/albums/f158/Tarmajin/M132.jpg
Perhaps its diff material than that but for leather, the pattern looks a bit large and throws the scale off?
The text is also pretty pixelated, and there's no variation in gloss/roughness between it and the wood. Some edge definition and ao would help
But some larger-scale gloss-variation most of all, as well as just getting the values right
The damage on the blade also feels more like concrete than metal
Yes the wood needs the more work. Generally I would say that the texturing work on this one needs more subtleness.
But it's going to be a nice one!
The blade is way too shiny at the moment as well. Right now it looks almost like a 100% gloss, but no real weapon would really look like that, especially not one with as much wear and tear as this one has.
The plaque could also use a few more polys to smooth out the silhouette a bit.
The sword has some nice potential right now as it seems to be well modeled but I've got to agree with the others saying that the material needs more work.
I'll probably tweak it while I'm there anyway though
@MightyPea Detailed critique is much appreciated, now I've got a substantial list of things to revise. Thanks!
@DanielR17 Noted, thanks for the consistent support. :thumbup:
@Nosslak Thanks for posting, looking now I agree with the gloss issues, will fix. On the topic of mirroring, I considered it but even if I mirror the UV's on the blade (for example) it's the vertical length that's the limiting factor here. Maybe I could turn it all 45 degrees and get a little bit more out of it, but would I really be able to noticeably improve the resolution by trading unique UV's? As for the plaque I hear ya, didn't notice some of the jagged silhouette before. Thanks again! :poly121:
@All On a personal note I'm in the midst of a move and a new semester, so it may take a few days, but your advice won't go to waste.