What are you working on? II

[irishlostboy]

Originally Posted by fabiodan

IrishLostBoy Are those objects yours?

yup. the tree is for our Rabbit game. you can see more shots of it in the Rabbit thread in the Work in progress section. the lamp is years old. i did it for a contract job, but the game fell through and i didn't get paid, so nuts to them . lol. the rest was thrown together for testing out sandbox.

[Tim27]

Need to add a lot more detail to this..

[benclark]

[svelle]

looks like crysis, but thats not ment to be bad

[kingpin]

holy sh*t ben clark that is amazing!!
awesome detailing you can even see stubble on his chin.
hopefully i wil get to that level one day

[Talon]

What was the workflow for that, Ben?

Looks like you used photoref for most of the details?

[Addi]

is that texture or a zbrush skin material Ben? no crit except.. if this is the pilots head, let see the body! ^_^

[benclark]

Originally Posted by Talon

What was the workflow for that, Ben?

Looks like you used photoref for most of the details?

-modeled the low mesh from references from 3d.sk
-UV mapped the low mesh
-sculpted in zbrush
-baked maps and texured the low poly model (from the same photos I modeled from)
-then applied the final diffuse map onto the zbrush sculpt

addi - its a diffuse texture ontop of a skinbase material in zbrush. I have no idea where I got the material from though

[Addi]

interesting, do you have a method for getting the skin shader out of zbrush? or would you use your own made in the 3d app? I ask because I saw a script on the zbrush forums for exporting material data as part of a texture, I havent tried it though, wondering, will you use a 'skin material shader thing' in your final piece? or just use the lovely diffuse you made?

[benclark]

I've never tried baking matcap information to a texture. I textured the low mesh first in photoshop, the only thing I used zbrush for in the texturing was baking a cavity map.

the final thing will be a game model so its just gonna be a regular Phong material with diffuse, spec and normals