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Re: What are best AIs for game art? Both for scripting and content creating?
It is more worthwhile to invest the time into yourself than into LLM. LLM is a service currently being offered to you for free. Let's investigate this. Currently AI data centres consume ~2% of all the power on earth. Trillions of dollars are being spent giving you a service which is 100% free. You are giving it your time… -
How to properly display baked normal map in Max's viewport?
Hi, I baked normal map which looks good applied on lowpoly model in Marmoset Tooolbag. Of course, lowpoly model has all Smoothing Groups set from UV Shells which looks ugly without normals but with Normal map applied - looks smooth and seamless, well you know. But when I load it in Max and activate Normal map, the model… -
Re: [RELEASE] Shader Forge - A node-based shader editor for Unity
Mentioned this on IRC but I'll repost it here for some permanence: For the docs, have a way to also go to a wiki website for the nodes, so people can like share tips'n'tricks for using them: i.e. fresnel for water, here are some common examples here's how to make a simple cel-shader, etc. I'm sure there are examples to be… -
Re: The ethical way to find an App Developer to work for free?
Rule number one! Don't say this: Then follow it with this: Let's be honest here - unless you know anything about programming for your target platform, you are not in a position to say whether or not what you want to do for said target platform is difficult (or even possible) to achieve. Knowing is half the battle - because… -
Re: Expectations of environment artists
Well, since you'll be creating art assets all day for real-time renders it doesn't hurt to have some basic knowledge of setting it up in an actual game engine, and it's pretty straight forward for static objects. (Basically importing the model, building a nice composition, hooking up your textures/materials, and light it.)… -
Re: Looking for some general feedback on my resume and portfolio
Your interiors are nice, though the only external shots I'm seeing come across a little wonky. I'd recommend working on some more practically applicable projects if you'd like to work in games. More real-time projects. Perhaps, also, something a little more... Exciting? Some of these are nice, but they're not really… -
Re: Modo or even Silo ?
I recently made the switch to Modo from 3dsmax. I've a couple months in and I'm fairly happy. It helped that one of my co-workers made the transition before me so I had someone I could ask when I was stumped on workflow. The biggest reason I changed was out of frustration with autodesk and 3dsmax. Autodesk hasn't seemed… -
Re: Why realistic graphics matters to games
In response to @Stinger88 That's because I don't think I need to talk about a specific genre or game type. I'm talking about the emotion the developer wants to elicit from the player and that is a broad range of applicable games, almost every game that isn't purely mechanically focused I would say. Perhaps I should say… -
Re: Building an Environment Artist portfolio
Well, there's really no right answer to this kind of question, you just never know what's going to get you in the door. But it's different for every company you apply for. If the company that's hiring at the time needs someone to make buildings, then yes, obviously focusing on that would have seemed a great descision, it's… -
Re: Dominance War V Begins February 28th
Dear Greever, This is now the second thread in which you're presenting as fact your inaccurate opinion about a topic which you are wholly unqualified and under informed to speak on. You're neither technically correct, nor correct in speaking out about it in such a manner. I'm going to keep this short because I don't want…
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