2019 GOGO Rhino 7 Tessellation Research

2019 GOGO Tire | Tessellation Research

AM1908 Project studies Dx11 and Dx12 mesh tessellation polygon subdivisions for game development. The mesh was done using an early Rhinoceros3D 7 WIP, RizomUV for mapping and later painted in Adobe Substance Painter 2019, Iray rendering where photorealism was in mind. All were made by hand using a using GTX 1080Ti. As a branding intention, the “GOGO” expression was created for the purpose and represented the four wheels of a vehicle.

GOGO Tires 3D assets are available in the asset store: Alan Mattano - Asset Store




Last Tutorial: [UVEditor TIP] UV mapping: Replace your UV Grid Texture
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these are phenomenal… I’d love to see you do a tutorial video on your process… You have clearly figured out a really amazing workflow that delivers spectacular results.

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Very detailed and complex work! Amazing :slight_smile:

May you show the tire tread closely?

I’m not a good teacher.

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I would encourage you to do a written thread on RizomUV - why it’s necessary, the problems with Rhino UVs that you are fixing, and how to use it. You have truly figured this out better than anyone else, and it would be wonderful to share this bridge that you’ve built between Rhino and Substance.

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just put the info out there, I’m thinking the community will be very receptive to anything you are willing to share…I know I would. Your work is really fantastic.

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So you want me to become a teacher about this.

First, I need some exercise. What about I do the hard work of UV mapping for you?
What I can do is offer my time as a freelancer for a period to debug problems in Rhino8.
At the most affordable price that Fiverr can handle.

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I will absolutely hire you for projects!

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understood-

In order at some point, I will do a Youtube video tutorial.

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Do one and make it for a fee… I’d 100% pay for to learn from you.

sites like patreon or udemy are good platforms for that.

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The realism on this tire is outstanding !

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