Jupiter Hell looking for animators/riggers (and artists in general)
Hello!
We are working on a 3d turn-based roguelike, Jupiter Hell ( http://jupiterhell.com ) that will be coming to kickstarter soon! The game is a classic roguelike, spiritual successor to Doom, the Roguelike ( http://doom.chaosforge.org ) but with modern 3d graphics and a focus on deep replayability.
We are currently in dire need of animators/riggers to animate our current set of models for the kickstarter gameplay videos.
Regular bone animation is needed, no facial animations, rig usually doesn't include fingers. Same skeleton might be rigged to multiple models/model parts. Currently the only supported animation format is MD5 (although that will change soon), so knowledge/experience in exporting MD5 animation is a big bonus.
We're also always on the lookout for artists for other positions, although in this case only on some form of delayed payment contract.
If interested, please PM me, or preferably e-mail at "admin at chaosforge.org", with samples of your previous work.
Warm Tear,
Kornel Kisielewicz
http://chaosforge.org/
We are working on a 3d turn-based roguelike, Jupiter Hell ( http://jupiterhell.com ) that will be coming to kickstarter soon! The game is a classic roguelike, spiritual successor to Doom, the Roguelike ( http://doom.chaosforge.org ) but with modern 3d graphics and a focus on deep replayability.
We are currently in dire need of animators/riggers to animate our current set of models for the kickstarter gameplay videos.
Regular bone animation is needed, no facial animations, rig usually doesn't include fingers. Same skeleton might be rigged to multiple models/model parts. Currently the only supported animation format is MD5 (although that will change soon), so knowledge/experience in exporting MD5 animation is a big bonus.
We're also always on the lookout for artists for other positions, although in this case only on some form of delayed payment contract.
If interested, please PM me, or preferably e-mail at "admin at chaosforge.org", with samples of your previous work.
Warm Tear,
Kornel Kisielewicz
http://chaosforge.org/