any good books or videos on how to model landscapes? Pic related is something I really want to learn how to accomplish but I have like zero idea how to go about the work flow for something like this.
lern zbrush
get rock alpha brushes
do sum randumb rocks
bake it to lowpoly
done
I think blender guru made a video on how to do a cliff or something like that, he got something like that pic.
Even if you are not on blender the video will teach you the workflow.
>>524810
https://www.blenderguru.com/tutorials/how-to-make-cliffs/
lern 2 displace
>>524816
thats not what i asked for, but alright
>>524814
We fallout new vegas now
but seriously, this tutorial taught me a shit ton. Obviously pic related doesn't look good, but I'm going to work on improving it tonight.
I'm not too sure how I'll go from what he teaches in the tutorial to the pic in the OP though.
I feel like the canyon in the pic in the OP is a lot more artistically crafted, where as what he teaches is procedural.
>>524836
It's usually 50/50. You'll build your basic shape, use procedural methods to get you to somewhere within the "looks realistic" ballpark, then trim and massage until things look good.
>>524836
looks bad
>>524845
looks bad
>>524836
Slowly understanding the work flow
>>524851
are you seriously giving advice? goddamn ...thats literally a turd
>>524808
I provide u anons with one useful method of how to do things like this in max.
This is for a simple stylized asset for this game.
>3ds max
>blockout
>port zbrush
>dynamesh and do my thing
>finish dynamesh, ctrl+d, add details
>done
>>524851
The phrase "looks like shit" has just acquired a new meaning.
>>524851
10/10, would flush
>>525841
kek
