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Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | March - April (95)
Although it's late, but still, I want to jump into this challenge.
Here is the simple White Box I've done. Next step will do the broken stair's model, after that will do floor's and wall's model.
Here is the simple White Box I've done. Next step will do the broken stair's model, after that will do floor's and wall's model.
cheesechen12
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In The Sky | Cockpit
Hey! I am new at Polycount. Wanted to share my last work.
This project is 100% my own work — everything was done from scratch in over four months. All scene parts been made in UE5. Hope you will like it!
This project is 100% my own work — everything was done from scratch in over four months. All scene parts been made in UE5. Hope you will like it!
More stuff and details here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/0lr43e
Original concept by: Nick Keller
Original concept by: Nick Keller
AbsFlame
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Re: Hello, I made this environment with blender. Please leave feedback
This is london ? It does look realistic. Does need more ambient things like fog. Or clarifying and doing more things.
grumix8
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Re: Gina (critique welcome)
@iam717, thank you 
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Phew, think that's that for the time being: Artstation
It took a while trying to figure out the lighting and rendering in UE. Various exposure settings nearly killed me. Makes me really appreciate how friendly Blender is =D It was made all that much harder because of ill-timed hardware adjustments that messed up my screen settings - what are the chances it would happen now?
In any case, one serious headache later, I got things working and ready to call it finished (for now). She really could use some props (like an Automag to heroically aim at things) and some NaPali enviro assets, but I'll just have to put it on the list of things to (hopefully) do in the next iteration.
I've read prologue from Unreal manual and thought it would be a shame to make the Prisoner a "stoic space marine convict" type of character in terms of facial expressions. They seemed to me like someone capable of having fun as a normal human being, despite whatever experiences landed them in prison.
So bonus EEVEE renders:
Side-by-side (kinda makes me want to try making a lowpoly character, a Nali maybe, with vertex animation):
Some days ago I came upon UnrealRedux project (by Krull0r) and my whole model suddenly felt so... bland. Like an unnecessary high poly amateur cosplayer. There is still some stronger style to be found for this project, something that would make it a little bit more like Unreal. Wish I knew what that was.
Some exploration from before I started on the model:
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Phew, think that's that for the time being: Artstation
It took a while trying to figure out the lighting and rendering in UE. Various exposure settings nearly killed me. Makes me really appreciate how friendly Blender is =D It was made all that much harder because of ill-timed hardware adjustments that messed up my screen settings - what are the chances it would happen now?
In any case, one serious headache later, I got things working and ready to call it finished (for now). She really could use some props (like an Automag to heroically aim at things) and some NaPali enviro assets, but I'll just have to put it on the list of things to (hopefully) do in the next iteration.
I've read prologue from Unreal manual and thought it would be a shame to make the Prisoner a "stoic space marine convict" type of character in terms of facial expressions. They seemed to me like someone capable of having fun as a normal human being, despite whatever experiences landed them in prison.
So bonus EEVEE renders:
Side-by-side (kinda makes me want to try making a lowpoly character, a Nali maybe, with vertex animation):
Some days ago I came upon UnrealRedux project (by Krull0r) and my whole model suddenly felt so... bland. Like an unnecessary high poly amateur cosplayer. There is still some stronger style to be found for this project, something that would make it a little bit more like Unreal. Wish I knew what that was.
Some exploration from before I started on the model:
stray
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Re: LOW-POLY ART
^creepy horror themed mascot vibes from this one for me but it works so well. (if it were me, i'd expand on this even if this quality and make a small demo for shiznits and gigles.)
iam717
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Re: Game Industry Layoffs - WTF?
9:20 no kidding, D2 was my go-to PvP game for years. I was in the top 0.4% of crucible control players. Aztecross, IFrostbolt, TrueVanguard, everyone said PvP was underserved. They left a golden opportunity to rot. Not to mention hackers ran unchecked for like 2018-2020.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FOPkVBih_9U
zetheros
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Re: flickering on trim sheet
On resolution-dependency, I recently saw this neat breakdown of the water shaders for Zelda Wind Waker, specifically how the Wii remaster ran into this problem (at 2:18)
https://youtu.be/8NL9Cc05CYk?t=125
https://youtu.be/8NL9Cc05CYk?t=125
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Sketchbook: Zetheros
Got sick because I went outside to touch grass.
that sneaky grass, its a trap i tell ya with all those flowers and sh!t. neat updates.
iam717
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Re: AI Art, Good or Bad? A (hopefully) nuanced take on the subject.
Also, lets say any of this did work and we went 5 to 15 years into the future for the "next-gen" to start "producing", if something happen oh idk like they (the ai bros) decided to pull these things or ask for stupid prices.
The next gen would all be screwed as in, where do they start if they wanted to produce?
Not having the foundational basic knowledge is going to stunt everyone in everything, that is a pretty big deal i think, now imagine if it took over all aspects of our "societies", giant red flag, no?
How do i do this thing, then those books for dummies comes to mind rather quickly.
But yeah the buzz word is the thing, i guess this is some sort of scheme by everyone doing these things to scam big money makers $ with too much money into "plugging", into these things and then quietly pulling the cord and saying oh well its just a loss for you it didn't work out, kind of vibe i am getting.
Interesting schemers doing the schemie things.
iam717
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Re: Sketchbook: Tim Smith
neat updates, been away and had some pc issues last month, anywho interested in how the robotnik model will turn out if you continue/d it. like the reference images. congrats on the mentoring and exercises.
iam717
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