STC #39 - April 19 - April 26 - Garden Shed

[Acid]

Awesome stuff guys!
I'm in this for sure, should find some two hours tomorrow of free time to get this baby slapped on with a texture.

I love texturing wood!

[NajumAnwar]

twiesner: Your texture looks amazing! great job! my only complaint is that the door has no vines or anything. Just seems to me that if its overgrown like that around the whole building, the door would have some growing around it as well.

[twiesner]

Originally Posted by NajumAnwar

twiesner: Your texture looks amazing! great job! my only complaint is that the door has no vines or anything. Just seems to me that if its overgrown like that around the whole building, the door would have some growing around it as well.

Thanks! I admit the door could have a bit more added to it.

[Abeaver]

Here is my entry nothing special, had to rush the normal and spec map.

[PIX]

I wanted to go for a run down/abandoned garden shed that was partly re-painted.
Re-painting over graffiti. Newspaper placed over the windows. Rust on the vent, hinge, lock and nails. Grime on the roof. Not sure how I feel about the roof texture.

Photo textures from cg textures.
Graffiti fonts used.

No normal/spec map – my system doesn’t allow high quality in render view. (Maya)

Crits plz

cheers

[stop619]

awesome work so far!

i have a question, though. How is everyone getting the same (or similar) UV layouts? I'm doing something wrong, or different, and it's taking me 1 hour to unwrap the model

what i'm doing is applying a Unwrap UVW modifier (max), selecting the faces i want as UV islands and then doing 'flatten mapping'.

when i change my UV layout space to 1024x512, my UVs lose their proportion and i'm having to go back in and manually adjust.

not to mention all the small pieces (pad lock, door hinges) that i'm having to go back in and stitch together again.

thanks.

[Tiros]

Um, it's already unwrapped. You should only have to render out the UV's in a 2:1 ratio and then it's done. could always do you own unwrap or edit the current, but you don't need to re-unwrap the whole thing if you don't want to

[stop619]

Originally Posted by Tiros

Um, it's already unwrapped. You should only have to render out the UV's in a 2:1 ratio and then it's done. could always do you own unwrap or edit the current, but you don't need to re-unwrap the whole thing if you don't want to

haha, i'm a n00b!

Thanks!

[Bertmac]

@ Pix
hehee looking good bud who starts at the bottom of things to paint

@Abeaver i think you need to dirty it up a bit


have fun you guy's

[bogas]

I might try to do another one if I have some more time. This one turned out boring I think. Used a lot photos references for this, from cgtextures. Here it is:



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