Mechasar's Characters Catalog: Who's next? (commercial)

Leana

I really like the character too. And I agree that the promo pic explaining the settings is really useful.

kirbawirba

Forgot to ask, will slime hand be both left and right?

Oso3D

Really cool character, translucence can be a PITA!

 

TesseractSpace

Just want to suggest a Slime Attack 2 pack, with new slime props and some interactive poses like Lady Goo rising from a puddle of slime, Lady Goo slinging a jet of slime onto someone, that kinda thing. :)

Mechasar

Hi there! Thanks for your warm appreciation :)

Mechasar

kirbawirba said:

Forgot to ask, will slime hand be both left and right?

Yep ;)

RandWulf

Probably the answer is completely obvious, and maybe its just too late for me to be working on this, but how do you get the shader on the mermaid tail in the promo illustration?

tsroemi

RandWulf said:

Probably the answer is completely obvious, and maybe its just too late for me to be working on this, but how do you get the shader on the mermaid tail in the promo illustration?

Was wondering the same thing, I guess you can just apply the goo shader on anything else as well - right? It does look pretty awsome in the promos, the mermaid! 

Mechasar

tsroemi said:

RandWulf said:

Probably the answer is completely obvious, and maybe its just too late for me to be working on this, but how do you get the shader on the mermaid tail in the promo illustration?

Was wondering the same thing, I guess you can just apply the goo shader on anything else as well - right? It does look pretty awsome in the promos, the mermaid! 

1. Load and fit the Coral's 8.1 mermaid tail to Lady Goo.

2. Select the mermaid tail, go to the "Surface" pane, select and open its normal map image in order to see its file location, then copy that path and write it down on your notepad.

3. Copy Lady Goo's arms surface (or any other region of her surface that doesn't contain any texture) and paste it to the whole mermaid tail surface.

4. In the Surface pane, open the normal map image box of the mermaid tail again and restore its original normal maps (by searching in the file location you saved on your notepad). This operation will let you maintain all the details of the tail.

* The gills in the promo have been removed just using a 2D image editor.

RandWulf

Mechasar said:

tsroemi said:

RandWulf said:

Probably the answer is completely obvious, and maybe its just too late for me to be working on this, but how do you get the shader on the mermaid tail in the promo illustration?

Was wondering the same thing, I guess you can just apply the goo shader on anything else as well - right? It does look pretty awsome in the promos, the mermaid! 

1. Load and fit the Coral's 8.1 mermaid tail to Lady Goo.

2. Select the mermaid tail, go to the "Surface" pane, select and open its normal map image in order to see its file location, then copy that path and write it down on your notepad.

3. Copy Lady Goo's arms surface (or any other region of her surface that doesn't contain any texture) and paste it to the whole mermaid tail surface.

4. In the Surface pane, open the normal map image box of the mermaid tail again and restore its original normal maps (by searching in the file location you saved on your notepad). This operation will let you maintain all the details of the tail.

* The gills in the promo have been removed just using a 2D image editor.

Thank you!!

 

tsroemi

RandWulf said:

Mechasar said:

tsroemi said:

RandWulf said:

Probably the answer is completely obvious, and maybe its just too late for me to be working on this, but how do you get the shader on the mermaid tail in the promo illustration?

Was wondering the same thing, I guess you can just apply the goo shader on anything else as well - right? It does look pretty awsome in the promos, the mermaid! 

1. Load and fit the Coral's 8.1 mermaid tail to Lady Goo.

2. Select the mermaid tail, go to the "Surface" pane, select and open its normal map image in order to see its file location, then copy that path and write it down on your notepad.

3. Copy Lady Goo's arms surface (or any other region of her surface that doesn't contain any texture) and paste it to the whole mermaid tail surface.

4. In the Surface pane, open the normal map image box of the mermaid tail again and restore its original normal maps (by searching in the file location you saved on your notepad). This operation will let you maintain all the details of the tail.

* The gills in the promo have been removed just using a 2D image editor.

Thank you!!

 

Yes, from me too!