M24 Sniper Rifle

Polygoblin · 21-11-2011, 10:38 PM

M24 Sniper Rifle
Modeled in Maya, Baked in xNormal, Textured in Photoshop, & Rendered in UDK

Diffuse - Normal - Specular - Gloss - Cube Map Mask

Thank you for viewing my work

NautalusX · 22-11-2011, 01:23 AM

I read through your thread and this has really improved alot from when I last seen it! Good job. I'm intrested, how did you get the udk renders to look up to par with the marmoset ones? Between your last udk render and this one the quality improved alot.

Mr.Cash · 22-11-2011, 03:30 AM

Hey, its coming along very nice. Great work.
Black was defenetily the right decision, your materials are selling themselfes very well^^

You might post some texture sheets too? please...

Dandexter · 22-11-2011, 05:09 AM

Yeah this looks awesome man! The material definitions are perfect! I agree with NautalusX, it would be awesome to see your UDK set up.

Well done man!

Schaefft · 22-11-2011, 05:12 AM

Looking great indeed, theres actually nothing to crit from my side. Maybe you should add some more polygons the next time thought, modern fps games usually have the polybudgets to model a weapon with barely visible edges today.

Of course your polycount is no real bad thing, but the only way to make your stuff look better now is adding more triangles to the scope and other round parts. And maybe a nice background, a small scene or piece of concrete its laying on. Cant think of anything else to make it look more impressive.

Polygoblin · 22-11-2011, 09:15 PM

@NautalusX & Dandexter - Thanks

Getting the materials to react more like in Marmoset required a gloss map finely-tuned with the spec map. That coupled with the cheap cube map I made allowed me control similar to Marmoset's "specular sharpness". Here is my material setup:

Don't mind the extra normal map. That was for testing purposes.

@Mr.Cash - Thanks! I like how the black came out. It was tough to get the range of values right with such a dark range of color, but I think it pays off. Also, I uploaded my texture sheets to the original post.

@Schaefft - Thanks

Your dead right about the scope. I've been playing the behemoth shooters that came out and now the scope jumps out at me

I'll definitely be a little more liberal when it comes to important spots like that in the future. I'm making a beauty render with a scene later, for my folio. I'm also working to get all my weapons playable in-game to take action screenshots.

Pumbaa · 24-11-2011, 10:56 AM

Awesome stuff polygoblin! Congrats on a job well done mate

21-11-2011, 10:38 PM	#1 (permalink)
Polygoblin Forum Leader 1,337 - 513	M24 Sniper Rifle M24 Sniper Rifle Modeled in Maya, Baked in xNormal, Textured in Photoshop, & Rendered in UDK Diffuse - Normal - Specular - Gloss - Cube Map Mask Thank you for viewing my work Attached Thumbnails __________________ My Portfolio - Looking for Work Game-Artist.Net on Facebook *A mind, once stretched by an new idea, never regains its original dimensions.* Last edited by Polygoblin; 22-11-2011 at 09:17 PM. Reason: Added texture sheets

22-11-2011, 01:23 AM	#2 (permalink)
NautalusX Amateur Artist 195 - 58	I read through your thread and this has really improved alot from when I last seen it! Good job. I'm intrested, how did you get the udk renders to look up to par with the marmoset ones? Between your last udk render and this one the quality improved alot. __________________ LOOKING FOR WORK My Portfolio: www.DanielManion.net Email: DanielManion@hotmail.com

22-11-2011, 03:30 AM	#3 (permalink)
Mr.Cash Frequenter 91 - 26	Hey, its coming along very nice. Great work. Black was defenetily the right decision, your materials are selling themselfes very well^^ You might post some texture sheets too? please... __________________ Portfolio BLOG

22-11-2011, 05:12 AM	#5 (permalink)
Schaefft Forum Leader 645 - 115	Looking great indeed, theres actually nothing to crit from my side. Maybe you should add some more polygons the next time thought, modern fps games usually have the polybudgets to model a weapon with barely visible edges today. Of course your polycount is no real bad thing, but the only way to make your stuff look better now is adding more triangles to the scope and other round parts. And maybe a nice background, a small scene or piece of concrete its laying on. Cant think of anything else to make it look more impressive. __________________ Vehicle and Environment Artist Portfolio

22-11-2011, 09:15 PM	#6 (permalink)
Polygoblin Forum Leader 1,337 - 513	@NautalusX & Dandexter - Thanks Getting the materials to react more like in Marmoset required a gloss map finely-tuned with the spec map. That coupled with the cheap cube map I made allowed me control similar to Marmoset's "specular sharpness". Here is my material setup: Don't mind the extra normal map. That was for testing purposes. @Mr.Cash - Thanks! I like how the black came out. It was tough to get the range of values right with such a dark range of color, but I think it pays off. Also, I uploaded my texture sheets to the original post. @Schaefft - Thanks Your dead right about the scope. I've been playing the behemoth shooters that came out and now the scope jumps out at me I'll definitely be a little more liberal when it comes to important spots like that in the future. I'm making a beauty render with a scene later, for my folio. I'm also working to get all my weapons playable in-game to take action screenshots. __________________ My Portfolio - Looking for Work Game-Artist.Net on Facebook *A mind, once stretched by an new idea, never regains its original dimensions.*

22-11-2011, 05:09 AM	#4 (permalink)
Dandexter Game Art Student 87 - 8	Yeah this looks awesome man! The material definitions are perfect! I agree with NautalusX, it would be awesome to see your UDK set up. Well done man!

24-11-2011, 10:56 AM	#7 (permalink)
Pumbaa Frequenter 140 - 16	Awesome stuff polygoblin! Congrats on a job well done mate __________________

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