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Freelance Realistic Character Artist
The Company HIA is founded with the mission to empower businesses to converse with their customers and employees intelligently, efficiently, and at lowest cost. Using our tools, businesses will be able to conduct complex conversations online via a realistic and intelligent virtual human agent that can ask and answer… -
Re: question about high res to low res for mobile games
Yeah we make mobile games in unity at work, it is powerful but those big features like normal maps and light probes do hit performance quite heavily. You would have to be very careful how you optimise your game if you are using per-pixel lights and normal map shaders. You can use unity vertex lighting and lightmaps and… -
Re: Deferred shader with double-sided translucency, how?
Hi, If you want to keep it deferred with " Standard " lighting in shader, it's not an easy way. You don't have access to any kind of lighting information before the lighting pass in surface shader in deferred. You can try to modify the built in shader from unity named " Internal-DeferredShading ". You can download them… -
Re: FX / VFX resource sites
Thanks! I've watched various tutorials on the 12 fundamentals of animation, I'm going to go start learning those unity systems right now. I have a quick question though. Are these FX easier to create in Unity than they would be in MAX / AE? I want them for video production, but it actually seems like UE4/Unity is used a… -
Re: UE4 for Visualisation. Ideas and Processes
I've been doing a VR project in Max/Corona/Unity a couple of weeks now and I find that the preparing part is pretty boring (cleaning + optimizing meshes, UVs, baking). Unity's GI isn't good enough to be of any use so I have to bake everything in Corona. Can Unreal produce "production ready" lighting without baking in an… -
Re: Monthly Art Challenge March 2016 (38)
@Shyralon You're exactly right, it is Unity. I'm actually an undergraduate student, and the first engine we've been taught is Unity. I suppose it's easy to learn, user friendly, etc. I recently made into an internship as a 3D artist and the company uses Unreal. Man...Unreal just seems so much better. I made this… -
Re: The new version of xnormal isn't opening. FUUAAACCKKK!!!
Xnormal requires plugins be recompiled for every new version. We had a source engine plugin but it is a huge pain in the ass to maintain when you need to recompile for every new release and then make sure users pick the correct version from the list. Your options: Contact James O'Hare and see if he will recompile the… -
Re: Modo Scenes
While I don't use Modo, I'm going to assume that it can manage .fbx files. That's a start when it comes to moving stuff around. If you're bringing in lightmaps that aren't baked with Beast, then you've got 3 options in order from best to worst: 1) Use Beast. 2) find Unity's legacy lightmapping importer (google Unity Maya… -
Re: Choosing a mobile game engine
You don't both need to have the mobile version of Unity. The free version of unity can do most of the stuff the pro does, so you could make it 90% of the way with only one license. And if you want to keep it really cheap, you could try and build the game in unity free first, then see if it has potential, and if it does,… -
Re: Squish - 3rd Person Shooter
Hey thanks a lot to everyone checking it out so far. I've been working on it pretty nonstop for awhile now and though I show it to friends to get general feedback, it's great to get really pointed direction about what's working and what's not. Ninjas - Sorry for the delayed reply, thanks for taking a look way back when.…
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