Oh man! I love you for this!
It is very step by step, which is what people like the most so you can study other peoples workflow.
Thank you!
Great tutorial!
Nice!
Thanks a lot man, I love the rocks in BC =)
Quick tip: It may also be a good idea to bake radiosity to vertex colors. It's quite easy to do that in 3ds max:
- add a skylight
- go to Rendering > Advanced Lighting > Radiosity (it's a good idea to assign an exposure control to fine tune the results later)
- hit "Start"
- go to Tools - Assign Vertex Colors and Assign
a simple teapot with radiosity baked to vertex colors only:
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You can mix that with handpainted vertex colors and the results will be fantastic!
Keep it up phill!!
You tutorials are always impressive. I am curious about what is coming next.
Awesome stuff, I predict a number of rock models in my near future 
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YES!, YES!, YEEEEES!!!!!
Cool, thanks a lot for sharing 
Quote from PomperiCool, thanks a lot for sharing
Quote from PomperiCool, thanks a lot for sharing
Awesome as hell Philip but I miss some extra such as a wireframe view between the mesh in max and the one in UE3 and the flat geometry in UE3...
Thanks!
Quote from Seldoon182Awesome as hell Philip but I miss some extra such as a wireframe view between the mesh in max and the one in UE3 and the flat geometry in UE3...
Ah yeah, good points. I'll see if I can update that soon, thanks.
Oh no thanks you You mate!
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