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Re: How is Env. art and 3D modeling in general, different in animation pipeline than that of in games?
There are a lot of factors that does change the pipeline and the workflow. Is it a feature film with unlimited budget or a Kids TV Series with near to zero budget. Are you goin to use an offline render or are you using an engine to render the frames. If you use an engine that doesnt mean you render 30 frames a sec. Engines… -
Re: Texel density and units in depth
These days engines will use material batching, texture arrays, mesh instancing and so on to minimise the number of primitives drawn - it's not necessarily a matter of one per mesh per material. With systems like that in place you can start to concern yourself more with memory usage, flexibility and ease of authoring. It's… -
Re: 3D Environment Artist, Bare Mettle Entertainment (Remote)
Is this a proprietary engine you guys created in house or is it a new/unique engine that is available for potential candidates to brush up on before hand? It would be great to know how it compares to some of the other popular engines like unreal and unity, how it handles textures, shaders, materials, etc etc. For example… -
Re: Cryengine 3 videos
but mightypea, clearly you must know that as every selfproclaimed game expert will tell you, gameplay is locked to the game engine ;) I mean you guys, just take a look at lost odyssey and unreal tournament, clearly neither could get away from the gameplay fact that its unreal engine. same with crytecs old engine, aion… -
Re: Rooftop Scene WIP
I was more or less looking at those windows. It may look and render out fine in whatever 3d app your using, but in engine, it may~ cause some lighting issues. I generally try to avoid clumped up tri's like that because it never seems to light right when I port it into the engine. And yeah, pretty much what the other cats… -
Re: Wooden house critques please
I really recommend moving your rendering to a game engine right now, be that Marmoset Toolbag, UDK, Cryengine, etc. Nothing beats showing off game art in an actual real-time game engine renderer. You can also tweak your specular/gloss better in the game engine as opposed to a Maya Render (unless you've nailed down or have… -
Re: noob game mesh question
well it depends on the software , but usually one always skins a whole fluid mesh and not lots of separate objects. The object position itself often works in the engine as local pivot of the object (it gets shifted in the engine around). And thats why its often just 1 mesh- and not multiple because it would also mean more… -
Re: Render_Fisheye_Smoothing groups_ 3 Questions
2. Unreal is a real-time game engine. It's constantly rendering frames. So fast that it could be 60+ frames every second! The idea of using a game engine to "render" a single frame is the exact opposite of the purpose of using the engine. So the answer to your second question is; your question is wrong. 1 & 3; see parkar's… -
Re: Road To Vostok: no specular, no roughness, no gloss
That's me told :D This guy is the human embodiment of 'getting shit done' to me. This assertion is borne out by the fact that Vostok is the only instance of an engine change not completely ruining development ever recorded Everyone here should buy the game whether they want to play it or not (it's not bad at all btw. just…
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