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Re: Gina (critique welcome)
@Firebert, thank you :) @pxgeek, well, it's "stock" in a sense that it's built with Blender's Geometry Nodes modifiers (a node-based system for procedural geometry). I have a set of simple modifiers for generating hair from splines for baking texture (there are some hair modifier assets that come with Blender, but I can… -
Thinking mans FPS (Animator Wanted)
PROJECT NAME Working on it... how about Sue? DESCRIPTION A tactical shooter with realistic properties. The focus is on close quarter engagements using real world weapons, locations and player capabilities. All the features of a modern tactical shooter, such as...* unlocks * achievements * perks * classes * cover system *… -
Re: What can improve SDesigner performance?
About your system specifications, SSD is pretty much mandatory imo. But I am pretty sure that SD holds their calculations in the RAM. I personally have 32gb and never really had problems with it. I am not entirely sure, but I think most of the operations are calculated by your GPU, because it consists of many cores that… -
Re: The Bi-Monthly Environment Art Challenge | November - December (99)
Thanks for pointing this out Eric :smiley: didn't fix this in the latest build yet, but it's on my list! Two screenshots of the latest build: Some notes on what I did: Footsteps Get spawned by an animation event. At first I applied them as decals, but when I used some displacement on the sand, the displacement wouldn't get… -
Re: UDK VS CryEngine 3
CryENGINE is less flexible than UDK, giving you no option to make custom shaders/material types and having a pretty limited terrain editor (FP16 point precision, compressed texturing, fixed layer setup without any option to adjust how terrain rendering works). But then again, if you want a flexible engine where you can… -
Re: Torque 3D now in Beta
I have used unity. However, I have not built a project on it so I am be no means an expert, but I am familiar enough with its features to know a few pros and cons. Despite my excitement for what Torque 3D may become it is still very much in Beta. So if you need to build a project (with an engine you know will work) I would… -
Re: Too many console versions
For those who have said it, I agree, it's good to have choice. Odium: This is in fact a discussion that involves chipset changes, because it has become a consideration when buying a new 360. And it's about the consumer, perhaps the less informed, understanding what they're buying. The RRoD is a major and common problem… -
Re: Sicko
[ QUOTE ] Sorry, I don't agree with national health care (as things currently stand). There are enough people that take advantage of the many systems we have in place for helping low income individuals. I don't want millions more, sapping medical service that I'm paying for. My family was poor growing up. My mother was… -
Re: Polycount is being updated
I don't really understand this argument. Getting to the information faster is always a good thing - and I doubt that someone not willing to give constructive criticism in the first place is ever likely going to be tricked into doing so by the current system. The current, old school layout requires one to click threads… -
Re: Texture management
Is that like Mercurial or Git or something? We use that here, and it's fairly neat... it HATES psd's though, since it records any change, and layered PSD's can get to be quite huge. I hear Git handles this better, but we haven't tried it yet. I think the fact that I'm the only one using my physical folder system is the…
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