Cubebrush ART WAR 2 - 3D

montynaufalmuhammad 2018-01-16 23:56:11 UTC #58

to register is it like this ?

ARTWAR 2 | 3D | War Beast of Darkness | montynaufalmuhammad

malcom 2018-01-17 02:27:10 UTC #59

Yes, that's how you would name your topic in the correct category.

chachat8469 2018-01-20 13:41:06 UTC #61

Here my topic! hope i will have some critics

anon27604699 2018-01-20 16:56:20 UTC #62

Is the Embedded Marmoset Viewer Option an advantage over a just mere Detail Sheet? Is this affecting at any level the judging priocess? And can the model be also in an A pose for the sheet? Thanks!

malcom 2018-01-21 03:59:40 UTC #65

Hey there. you have to make your own topic with the tittle
ARTWAR 2 | Dark Heart | 3D | Valpr

valpr 2018-01-21 04:02:46 UTC #66

Oh found it ! thanks !

Acolet 2018-01-21 10:01:34 UTC #67

@matteo no, both are equal and are there so the judges can better see your model and hard work from all sides. You do need to include your character in an T-pose though.

Adrian_Pagador 2018-01-25 19:15:28 UTC #68

Hi there!
I want to know if is totally necessary to choose one side or another to create your character or you can start to work and choose according to what the character seems to be?
On the other hand, Could I start with one character and then modify the shape all I want? like if it has one head now but I want to put him two, or things like that?? Could I speak privately with a moderator?
Thank you very much!

jjsculpting 2018-01-25 20:27:46 UTC #69

Does mesh flow get judged?

Acolet 2018-01-26 15:03:58 UTC #70

@Adrian_Pagador you can start doing a Light side girl and end up with a Dark side monster, yes. What's important is that the final character is very clearly one or the other.
You can edit the name of your topic if you change the character mid- modeling.

Feel free to message me if you want (:

@jjsculpting "overall quality" will be judged, but no, it's not a big factor. It's more important how interesting your character is and how good it looks, fits the theme etc.

Adrian_Pagador 2018-01-26 21:06:58 UTC #71

Hello Acolet!
Thank you very much for your answer, it helps a lot.
Could you send me a message? I don't know why I click on your picture and I select Message but nothings happened O.O
Thank you

SergioHualde 2018-01-28 20:04:48 UTC #72

I have a question. What is considered gore? I have skulls and blood. This is gore? or I have to delete they? Thank you very much

Acolet 2018-01-29 20:28:22 UTC #73

@Adrian_Pagador oh, yes, seems there is a bug in the messaging we'll fix it asap.
Edit: messages work again (:

@SergioHualde what you have right now seems ok, just don't make it too bloody. Make sure you could show your entry to your mother or an 8-year old kid without them freaking out

SergioHualde 2018-01-29 21:22:50 UTC #74

haha okey, thank you very much. Only I want to put a little blood on the sword and in the front of head (he put it with the fingers) Only for color contrast

kungfoolai 2018-02-14 16:32:54 UTC #75

Does the model need to be high and low poly?

Acolet 2018-02-15 14:41:10 UTC #78

@petr_dostal Hi! this is not how you submit a work. You need to create a topic here and post it there.
Read the first post here for more info.

(If it's still unclear, you can write me a private message in czech if you want)

petr_dostal 2018-02-15 17:43:13 UTC #79

Thanks for help.

anon27604699 2018-02-16 22:14:27 UTC #80

I have a question regarding the final image:

If I wanted to add some dirt on let´s say the character´s armor or skin (for the final image), would I be allowed to do so with Photoshop (post effect) or does it have to be literally "on" the 3D character itself (=texture/polypaint)?

Thanks!

malcom 2018-02-17 03:07:40 UTC #81

@matteo that would have to be done with polypaint/textures.

anon27604699 2018-02-17 10:37:47 UTC #82

And can the character be colorless in the detail sheet?