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  1. Narushima
    1st century BC Roman soldier uniform based on Caesar's legions. I did this one a while ago when I was trying to figure out how to create realistic mail ("chainmail"). The mail was done by applying a series of procedurally generated textures generated with Filter Forge 7. The model was rigged and animated in Akeytsu and rendered in Marmoset Toolbag.
  2. Narushima
    Hi, thanks for the complement. I finished it a while ago but forgot to update here. Apart from some minor changes to the shoes and some dirt on the texture, I also added a tricorne hat and rigged the model with akeytsu. Pretty nice app, it's grown on me. Anyway, here the finished model in a pose, rendered with marmoset toolbag. The musket is around 3000 triangles, the uniform is 9000 and the hat is around 1300.
  3. Narushima
    Sculpting finished, retopo finished, UV mapping finished, texturing mostly done. Need to add some dirt and wear and tare to make it look more aged. Also, wireframe of the musket model that I forgot to show before.
  4. Narushima
    Not completely historically accurate. I took some liberties, made it to my liking. The musket (finished) is mostly based on the Prussian M1740 musket but has some Charleville influences as well. The uniform (WIP) is a mix of Prussian and British 7 year war uniforms. Everything done in 3D-Coat.
  5. Narushima
    This got rid of the dark and white spots but it made the metal very shiny. It looks more like silver than steel now.
  6. Narushima
    I can't send the scene because it's too big (close to 2GB). But I did a test with a simple cube and the steel material that comes with 3d-coat. Here is the result. First image is from the paint room, second from the render room (with default settings). I've also attached the scene file. Thanks for your help. rendertest.3b
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    I've tried what you've said, as well as enlarged and shrunk the model and disabled all height map data. I've also made all roughness white and instead transferred all detail to metalness maps, but it didn't change much.
  8. Narushima
    Tried it, didn't work. Also installed newest nvidia drivers and tried running it in dx mode, same results.
  9. Narushima
    Yes, it's the latest version (4.8.03), but I've had this problem for a white (since I bought the 1060 and installed the 382 nvidia drivers). I have no visible sculpt layers. In fact, I've deleted all the sculpt object and still didn't see any change. So I've done some testing and it only happens when I have shadows enabled. But without shadows the render looks flat. Also, if I set roughness to bellow 70 the problem kind of goes away but then the metal doesn't look metal-ish enough. I've also rendered the model in Unity game engine and it looks pretty much how it does in the paint room. Btw this happens on all my models that use metal smart materials.
  10. Narushima
    Hi all. I'm wondering if anyone else is experiencing this problem. I've been having it since 4.7. Basically I have a problem with 3d coat refusing to render metal properly, but only in the render room. In the paint room everything looks fine, but when I go into the render room 3d coat decide to give a super dark contrast to even the smallest roughness values. Example, paint room vs render room. I'm running 3d coat in opengl with a Nvidia 1060.
  11. Narushima
    Ah, you're right. Nice catch. Easy fix.
  12. Narushima
    Here, we go, another one. This time in a jumping pose with arms outsrteched and symmetry turned off from the very beginning.
  13. Narushima
    Thanks. I'll be doing some muscle in movement studying next so I'll be using a low fat (small boobs) reference. I think you'll like that one
  14. Narushima
    Hi all, first post. I've been learning the intrecacies of 3d coat for about a few weeks and loving it. Decided to learn how to sculpt the human body. After sculpting my first male body I wanted to try out the female one, which is suprisngly far more complex. Here's my 3rd try at the female body: Tell me what you think, constructive criticism is more than welcome.
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