Making a "Next gen" Rock Wall 7: The most rushed final part ever

[Masier2]

are you swedish? sounds like it :)

[ageless1003]

Great tut.Thanks.

[RossHildick3D]

thankyou :)

[hipe0]

Very nice! I makes me think of a cartoon / world of Warcraft / wargame figurine style of rock. (maybe that's only me)

You can also speed up the modelling with mudbox or zbrush using Photosculpt as base mesh. Have you tried it?

[ac120479]

Really insightful and the results are well-done. Your voice is kind of funny too -- you sound like you're wired on coffee.

[OviOvinet]

I heard in the game industry there is a trick when you make this kind of models.. you don't need to model every detail when retopologyzing only the things that make the silhouette ;)

[PlayerOblivion]

Amazingly detailed!

[djsneeze]

Thanks man, props for the video! Subbed

[Botheuk]

This is class

[Shinryu89]

good stuff, nice tutorials dude

[KittenKiller]

You should have made a normal map from the rock texture and overlayed it on top of the baked normal.

[ScorpyX]

Fantastic!

[123OGNIAN]

Thanks for the tutorial man!Ive seen one that was similar from gnomonology(sculpting rock faces with alfphas)but this one was just as good.O one more thing...next time when making a tutorial dont drink so much cofee xd Thanks for the tutorial again :)

[AncientPiece]

amazing!

[MSJDesign]

Awesome outcome! I cant wait to try this method. I'm assuming the same concept used in Mudbox would work with Zbrush. Ive never heard of Xnormal, ill have to look into that.

[SebastianK94]

Pretty much, I only use Mudbox because of the scrape brush, which is something I still have yet to find an equivalent of in Zbrush.

You should definitely look into XNormal, it's 100% free and 100% great. :)