For a lot of character (not everyone, depend on the vendor) you can get a similar result by increasing the base bump a little bit, the skin will be less smooth and more realistic
You get a rougher skin but it's not really the kind of realism we're going for here. I rushed things a bit in this video as I was just demonstrating the method of exporting the Normal map but if you spend the right amount of time on this technique you can get skin that looks ultra realistic.
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"It will start having a damn good think" 😂 loved this tutorial!
Hello! It worked but it not tense what I did in z brush. Lots of details lost when they in normal map. Any suggest?
For a lot of character (not everyone, depend on the vendor) you can get a similar result by increasing the base bump a little bit, the skin will be less smooth and more realistic
You get a rougher skin but it's not really the kind of realism we're going for here. I rushed things a bit in this video as I was just demonstrating the method of exporting the Normal map but if you spend the right amount of time on this technique you can get skin that looks ultra realistic.
How can I do this with blender
I Haven't the foggiest idea.
I miss the animation intro with that beautiful character =(
:) She'll be back when I finish her game.
I need this for my characters 🙂 I just don't need the eye balls. I just go to noise and increase the UV.
This technique, if you give it the right amount of time will give you vastly more realistic results.
@@GameDeveloperTraining okay 🙂