3D Modelers Needed for Regular Work

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Hello, all!

I am the art director at VizFrame, a web-based software to make promoting products in 3D easy for online sellers with no artistic or programming abilities.

We are looking to expand our team of artists, to whom we will return on a regular basis for various 3D models. Even though one person will be awarded money for this contest, we will be selecting multiple exceptional contestants as part of our network of artists.

Using VizFrame, clients can not only customize materials, but map their own images to the model. We can't expect everyone to understand the 3D workflow, so we are charged with the tricky task of creating models with general, ideal topology and UVs for any image that might be uploaded.

***Explanation***

Looking at the attached images, we first see the wireframe of our lipstick model. While this is a relatively simple model, topology controls the distortion in the UVs but also how we want our texture to wrap. In the live version of the lipstick model, you can see how we have the text for VizFrame wrap around the center section of the model. In the second image, you can see the lipstick broken down into different colors. These colors indicate a separate mesh. We break our models down into separated meshes, then bake and assign an ambient occlusion texture to each. The reason we break our models down into these separate components is to prevent drastic distortion in difficult to model/UV areas, but also according to what would make sense in real life.

E.g., The cap of the lipstick is broken into 3 parts, the top, side, and interior. The interior will not receive a texture from the client, only a base AO map from us, so we can UV that mesh normally. The exterior of the cap is separated into the top and side. It would be impossible to UV map the exterior of the cap without massive distortion, so we planar map the top and cylindrically map the side. This allows the client to assign their custom texture to the top and/or side without any stretching.

***Actual Contest Portion***

We would like submissions for a woman's t-shirt. We've provided an image of what we would like along with a colored version to show how the model should be separated. There should be a left sleeve, a right sleeve, a front, back, trim (colored in green), and an interior (colored in dark blue). The trim and interior will not receive a custom texture from the client, only an AO texture, so UV as you would any other model.

UV each component as best as possible to force the texture to follow model topology. Not all objects can be UV'd perfectly, so in some cases there will be distortion, but we try to keep it to a minimum. Please see the tshirt_ pictures attached to understand better. You can see how the texture wraps properly around the edge of the sleeve, the seams of the shirt, and most importantly, the center of the shirt where a client would likely upload their graphic. I've provided a UV example of the front of the shirt, but part of the contest is discovering who understands our process and needs most.

Once you've modeled and UV'd the shirt, bake an ambient occlusion map for each mesh. When baking, make sure that the dimensions of the texture follow the model's dimensions. The circumference of the lipstick base is 2.64 inches (6.71 cm) with a height of 1.03 inches (3.37 cm), therefore the texture has a ratio of 1 : 0.42, which is what the example texture has (1024 x 514 pixels). For the tshirt example I've provided, the front of the shirt is roughly 21.22 inches by 30.68 inches, so the texture resolution should be 708 x 1024 pixels. What we use to measure model dimensions is the MeasureIt plugin for Blender.

Please use the comment section if you have any questions, and please visit VizFrame.com in order to gain the best understanding of how we work and how the model will be used. You also have two weeks, so take your time, ask questions, this is for continuing work.

Thanks so much!
-VizFrame

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WaqarAliAhsan
- 3 år siden
Please check no.38, I am new here but I can assure you I have a lot of expertise in 3d modelling in blender and would really appreciate if you let me have a go!
Regards
- 3 år siden
RanaeinasabAzam
- 3 år siden
Hi.I am Azam from artviz studio with more than 8 years experience in 3dmodeling ,texturing and architectural visualization. #32 pleas check all the images i have sent to you.also i have many objects in 3dsky , cgtrader,and cg mood ...
- 3 år siden
DesireEra
- 3 år siden
Hi,

Plz, check Entry #36 .

Thanks :)
- 3 år siden
EolLotlan
- 3 år siden
Hello. Check #28 please. Thank you.
- 3 år siden
RanaeinasabAzam
- 3 år siden
hi.please check #32
- 3 år siden
AndrewLahzy10
- 3 år siden
Hello
I am working on it
please don't end the contest before the deadline
thank you
- 3 år siden
1. Konkurranseholder
  - 3 år siden
  No need to work about that. This isn't about a model, but about finding artists that understand or workflow. The contest will continue until the deadline.
  - 3 år siden
Aman11984
- 3 år siden
working
- 3 år siden
googlejatt
- 3 år siden
Hello Sir, I just want to know about the Polycount Limit.
- 3 år siden
1. Konkurranseholder
  - 3 år siden
  We don't have a target number, the only thing to keep in mind is performance in a browser. It's not a low poly model, you don't need to try and shave down as many polys as you can. The most important things are that the model looks good, has modeled details such as wrinkles and folks, and that the texture wraps around the model properly based on UV work. It's important to remember that we're not just looking for the least amount of distortion, the texture must follow the contours of the model as I demonstrated in my tshirt example.
  
  Those two things are what we're looking for and evaluating. The topology requires forethought for the UVs we need.
  - 3 år siden
ZakOuiel
- 3 år siden
Hello sir, i'm very exciting about working with you
i just want to know if we are allowed to add a normal map for enhancing the model details ( like the bump of the cloth texture...)
- 3 år siden
1. Konkurranseholder
  - 3 år siden
  while normal mapping is supported, do not worry about it for this model. One of the features we're working on is allowing the client to choose from a variety of materials where normal maps will be swapped. For example, let's say we have a model of a tote bag. . . the client will be able to choose from a list of various materials such as canvas, leather, cloth, paper, etc. . . and the tileable normal map will change.
  
  In short, some models use normal maps such as the soda can on our website (vizframe.com), but for this woman's tshirt model, do not worry about it.
  
  I'm also updating the contest description regarding UVs within the hour to make things more clear.
  - 3 år siden
2. ZakOuiel
  - 3 år siden
  it's clear now, thanks for the information
  - 3 år siden
crazypixelteam
- 3 år siden
Please check my profile and hire me sir i checked your wireframe images https://www.freelancer.com/u/crazypixelteam
- 3 år siden
1. Konkurranseholder
  - 3 år siden
  Our needs are a bit nuanced, so we can only make our decision based on submitted entries. We look forward to seeing yours!
  - 3 år siden