The BRAWL² Tournament Challenge has been announced!
It starts May 12, and ends Oct 17. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
It starts May 12, and ends Oct 17. Let's see what you got!
https://polycount.com/discussion/237047/the-brawl²-tournament
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Re: Pwnisher NEW 3D Render Challenge w/ INSANE Prizes! | Chasm's Call
If someone's response was getting summed up with the emoji chances are their feed back was "Good Job." not really much of a critique was lost with that.gorecap said:aha well. The failure is well deserved. Apathetic owners, an admin clique, enabling people to emoji instead of critique(I hate this),
RaptorCWS
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Re: Pwnisher NEW 3D Render Challenge w/ INSANE Prizes! | Chasm's Call
@NikhilR - I saw this in your portfolio are you pro-khan? wtf. Monster! Artists around the world compete (supportively) - no one dies just more art is made for everyone to enjoy... or not, but no one dies. Peace on earth. Fix your moobs.
gorecap
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Re: [WIP] Mythwoven - Final Year Game Demo @ UH
Alpha Production Animations - here are the animations inspired by pre-prod that will be used directly in the game MythWoven. Animations created Jan-Feb of 2025:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Azx8M7tzoZI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Azx8M7tzoZICallum_Highfield
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Re: What Are You Working On? (3D) 2025
Finished the tutorial, for our Remesher in Blender
Eric Chadwick
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Re: Pwnisher NEW 3D Render Challenge w/ INSANE Prizes! | Chasm's Call
I think that what made these oldschool community challenges special was the fact that they were somewhat of a niche thing. So even with the best intentions in the world, mainstream challenges cannot recapture that now that everyone is terminally online. Pwnisher alone has more than a million subs.
There are still smaller-scale gameart community efforts out there though, they just happen in less public spaces like dedicated Discord servers. For instance here's a pack of fully original Bomb Rush Cyberfunk characters designed and crafted by a collective of 12 artists and programmers. The result looks fantastic as the characters perfectly adhere to the niche constraints of the host game (basically following Dreamcast-era specs). I bet everyone involved levelled up in the process, and it even culminated in an ingame community event.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uoapiqqegQg
pior
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Re: LOW-POLY ART
How do you like my artwork ?
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/EvlRoq
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xc_SvyfJQg&ab_channel=AlexandrAsparov
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/EvlRoq
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Xc_SvyfJQg&ab_channel=AlexandrAsparov
Lukke88
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Re: How can I make these textures read as more realistic?
I feel like the lighting is a big enemy at this stage-- I'd recommend bringing it into Unreal and mocking up the lighting, and seeing how things look then.
I think the wall is probably too bumpy, and I'm used to lace tablecloths having borders around them, where yours just kind of tiles and cuts off sharply.
My other issues are, the vase and the curtains, just because of their lack of proper transparency/translucency.
Another thing would be, to pay attention to the construction of the table. I'd expect the tabletop to either be a central sheet of veneer, with trim around the edges (in which case, the grain would follow the tabletop border), or a solid thin slab (in which case, you'd see end-grain on the thinner side of the tabletop, and otherwise it'd go straight lengthwise)--- here're a couple of photos, because it's hard to explain. The first has the trim around it, the second image is showing the end grain of a single beveled slab.
The last photo is showing oak end grain, which is what your table looks like it would be made out of.
In general I always recommend 3D artists really take a look at furniture and how it's constructed. It helps a lot.
Edit:: I forgot to say, it looks good! I don't think it's far off, at all.
I think the wall is probably too bumpy, and I'm used to lace tablecloths having borders around them, where yours just kind of tiles and cuts off sharply.
My other issues are, the vase and the curtains, just because of their lack of proper transparency/translucency.
Another thing would be, to pay attention to the construction of the table. I'd expect the tabletop to either be a central sheet of veneer, with trim around the edges (in which case, the grain would follow the tabletop border), or a solid thin slab (in which case, you'd see end-grain on the thinner side of the tabletop, and otherwise it'd go straight lengthwise)--- here're a couple of photos, because it's hard to explain. The first has the trim around it, the second image is showing the end grain of a single beveled slab.
The last photo is showing oak end grain, which is what your table looks like it would be made out of.
In general I always recommend 3D artists really take a look at furniture and how it's constructed. It helps a lot.
Edit:: I forgot to say, it looks good! I don't think it's far off, at all.
Joopson
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Re: What made you feel crap today?
So sorry to hear the news that The Mill, MPC (Moving Picture Company) and Mikros Animation, Technicolor are closing after 110 years. They worked on tiles like Detective Pikachu, Bumblebee, Harry Potter to name just a few.
They say it might be more than 10,000 employees effected gloably.
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2025/02/techinocolor-shuttering-u-s-offices-of-mikros-animation-the-mill-mpc-advertising/
They say it might be more than 10,000 employees effected gloably.
https://www.animationmagazine.net/2025/02/techinocolor-shuttering-u-s-offices-of-mikros-animation-the-mill-mpc-advertising/
littleclaude
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