Andreas Strømberg

I almost never participate, but since I recently put something on my portfolio I will 🤓 strombergart.artstation.com #gameart #3D #Houdini #Blender3d #PortfolioDay #Toolbag #UnrealEngine #gamedev #MadeWithSubstance @sidefx

With Q2 underway, here is a look at the current status of ongoing Blender projects. code.blender.org/2025/05/projec… #b3d #DevFund

We were able to work with some really talented artists for this one. Check out their work! Concept: Ivan Rastrigin - artstation.com/ivanrastrigin Modeling: Laurentiu Nedelca - artstation.com/massconfusion Texturing & video production: Stephanie Everett - artstation.com/anuxinamoon

I just found out the latest version of #substancepainter has a brush strokes filter. Makes life very easy to get a painted look. I made a basic shader in Substance Painter (you can see it for a few seconds towards the end of the clip) and then modified the shader in COPs.

If you're exporting FBX from Blender to Unity and noticing the order of your materials are switching (especially evident in a LOD chain) you can solve it by selecting the entire mesh faces and go to the the Mesh tab → Sort Elements → Material. This should fix the order of your materials.

I wrote a bit about the many features I worked on at Unity Technologies 2009-2020, while the company grew from 20 to 3000 people. Get a peek behind the scenes of some familiar Unity features, as well as a few that never shipped. runevision.com/tech/unitywork/ #gamedev #unity3d

Back to building my Minecraft-inspired voxel game for the Dreamcast! Development's back on track. Stay tuned for more updates in the coming weeks.

💡 Triangulation isn’t consistent across 3D software—Blender, Maya or Unity may all handle it differently. If you bake maps on a non-triangulated mesh, it can lead to shading errors later. Always triangulate your low-poly mesh before baking to avoid issues.

A test render of my monster in Blender

Dive into #Skyblivion with us! Our special galleries let you compare and contrast original Oblivion locations with their remade versions. Plus, our 360° gallery fully immerses you in new ruins, mines, and the sprawling countryside. Check them out: skyblivion.com/gallery/

Modelling blockouts can be really easy when using Fspy and its blender import addon. Here's a quick example using photo ref. You can easily do it with concept art too (if the perspective is easily ascertained).

Got a little time to work on my mug character. Now with a crack, eye bags and teeth shapes. #b3d

BIG UV UPDATE ON IT'S WAY TO BLENDER I wrote this uv sync select design task 5 years ago projects.blender.org/blender/blende… The amazing Blender developer Campbell Barton has now implemented almost all aspects of it #issuecomment-1576627" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">projects.blender.org/blender/blende… #b3d #3dmodeling

My favorite thing about being an artist is trying new styles. Everyday has a new opportunity to learn something new.

The player can move around the world, so we don't have a fixed relationship between triangle and pixel size. We account for this with LOD systems - lower detail meshes are swapped in at some distance. When creating LODs, those small or thin triangles should be the first to go.

So, should you avoid long, thin, or small triangles? It’s a good idea, especially when it’s easy to do so. Often it’s unavoidable, for example, when beveling edges. That said, with a reasonably constructed mesh, a limited number of small triangles should not make a difference.

Additionally, we don’t create models entirely out of cylinder caps. Game meshes are usually made up of even, square-sized quads that are more or less ideal for GPU rasterization. The practical implications of how you triangulate your caps are that much less important.

Small triangles are "considered harmful", but if you're a 3D artist, how much should you think about this? 🧵

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Im working on Metropolis 1998, a City Builder with: - 90s Aesthetics - Individual agent simulation, real time traffic - Customizable buildings - Interior views and more! Wishlist here! store.steampowered.com/app/2287430/