Mudbox techniques for props #2 - Stone from sascha henrichs on Vimeo.
hi there, here is a second video concerning stone sculpting..its mainly scraping and stuff..so nothing fancy
try it
Mudbox techniques for props #2 - Stone from sascha henrichs on Vimeo.
hi there, here is a second video concerning stone sculpting..
yay - he did it again :)
ReplyDeletethx for tut :-)
ReplyDeleteNice video Sascha. Do you mind if I ask what are your reasons for using the knife stamp with the sculpt tool rather than just using the knife tool itself?
ReplyDeletehi genericamusingname.
ReplyDeleteperhaps its kind of personal preference. i think the use of the sculpt brush is a bit more controllable than the knife tool.
the knife tool always feels a bit harsh and too direct.
Hi!
ReplyDeleteLoved the tutorial.
Perhaps this is too much of a request, but can you make a quick tutorial or give some tips on a workflow to make some larger rocky surfaces?
your technique here is good, but that is for 1 rock, and if you are going to make a whole cave or mountain wall, this method would be rather tiresome. Rocky walls/caves is something really useful to know for environment modelling!
yes viking. i also want to produce a tut on tilable normalmaps!
ReplyDeleteso stay tuned!
That is fantastic!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait, too few good Mudbox tutors out there, nice to see you make some vids.
Your tutorials are most useful, especially the Mudbox technique vids. Thanks for your effort!
ReplyDeleteCan we expect some more of these in future posts?
you give some very nice tips in your tutorials!
ReplyDeleteCan I ask where the knife stamp is found
ReplyDeleteSorry-found it....
ReplyDeleteThx Muchly, very great help and helpful tips, both rock related and general prop building too.
ReplyDeleteCheers!
Hey man great tutorial. This was just what I was looking for when I needed to sculpt rock in mudbox. Keep em' coming!
ReplyDeleteSimply excellent tutorial right here. As a game artist still getting more practice on sculpting organics, this is a godsend, and your workflow feels much more simplified and just works. New follower. :D
ReplyDeleteGreat tutorial. I have watched it few times and I'm very nice surprised about It's ease to follow and apply. Because I'm not a Mudbox user so a had to use different kind of tools to achieve such result. As for result... stone alone isn't too much interesting. Here is a 'live' example, that technique of procedural props is very effective. in these scenes there is just ONE type of stone:
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Thank You VERY much for this tutorial :)
Screens comes from our cRPG demo "Black Ice Tales", where I'm level artist and 3D coordinator.
Hey Sascha,
ReplyDeleteDo you mind explaining your material setup in Mudbox? I noticed the rock looks amazing in the thumbnail preview of the video.
I hope to use this technique in my next CE3 environment scene.
Thanks!
Im just starting working in Mudbox and this helped me alot. Thank You
ReplyDeleteOn this the video I learned how to create a stone texture. Many thanks to Sascha for the lesson.
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