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low poly modeling/riggin questions
I've been browsing through the low poly thread, and I notice with the TF meshes people are putting up that there's not a whole lot of extra loops for deformation, so it's got me confused. Spacey's test got me even more confused: First, is there a good reason not to use biped in max for low poly stuff? Aside from having… -
3D Artist | Portfolio Review
Hi guys! I was wondering if I could get someone to tell me what I should add / delete from my portfolio!https://www.artstation.com/nikitasineiko I aim to get a proper job in the 3D industry - the goal is 3D Environments, but I believe I should display proof that I can do 3D Props & Tech Art to state I have the skills to do… -
ward riggs!
hey all! is anyone interested in helping me with a rigg for a ward i made for juggernaut? or at least could you point me to a video/tutorial in which i can learn how to get it right? if anyone is willing to help, we will split the credits for it. thanks in advance :D .... oh and feel free to criticise it (textures are not… -
We're hiring: TECHNICAL ARTIST / 3D Generalist Remote
With a small and dedicated team, we are currently working on a first-person tactical co-op game using Unreal Engine 5. The game features a realistic, military-focused setting with a strong emphasis on simulation and tactical gameplay. We are searching for an ambitious generalist with a high focus on art and tech-art… -
[Finished] Glinstone Dagger - Elden Ring fan art
Hi All! I'm excited to share this finished project of my take on the glinstone kris dagger from Elden Ring. I'm really happy that I could bring to life one of my favorite daggers in the game. It was a great learning experience and an opportunity to create an intricate and interesting prop. I had a chance to learn new… -
Re: Pacific Rim
Smart visuals don't make it a smart movie, they make it a smartly directed movie. The central point of any film, and what dictates whether it's smart is the plot, and Pacific Rim's plot is paper thin. The entire story hinges on plot holes, but the brilliance of the film is that it makes it entirely believable within it's… -
aesir's thesis
So I'm making a short film. This isn't my first film, but it is the first time that I've undertaken a project this big before on my own. When I started out, I had these grand amazing plans to put something out that was professional quality from every angle, however, I overestimated myself a bit (mainly my speed) and am now… -
[Riot Creative Contest 2017] - Hannah Masbaum
Topic by Aaerie · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - AnimationHey everyone! I thought it'd be fun to do some animations inspired by Lulu, one of my favorite support champions in League of Legends. I plan on using the Lily rig from Artella, as well as the monkey rig from iAnimate. I made a few modifications to help capture the spirit of Lulu and her sidekick, Pix. I haven't done much… -
Re: Vehicle Project
Hello, everyone! This week, I've been working on a rig to create some simple animations for the moving object. Then, I implemented my prop in an environment in Unreal Engine. I've also started working on render tests and a first pass at cinematics. But there's still a lot of work ahead. https://youtu.be/rrXNSE5BU1k… -
Re: Knee-Deep in the Uncanny Valley
[ QUOTE ] again not something that needs to be "implemented" in code.. we do this, its part of the rig, no programmers required. [/ QUOTE ] Please correct me if I'm wrong, but you're engine still has to read that rig right? As far as I understand typically eye controls are done using look at constraints with some sort of…
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