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[REMOTE] Indie studio hiring for multiple positions
Would like to share that studio I'm working in has started hiring Here's list of positions: - Technical Game Director (developer to lead the dev team) - Lead Game Producer (general producer / manager) - Unreal Engine 5 Client Side Developers (c++ devs with UE experience) - Rust Developers (rust system engineers) -… -
Re: How to reduce normal map baking artifacts caused by low/high poly mismatch?
Nice writeups @Thanez, although apologies think I'm derailing this topic a bit but yeah I've dabbled with Blender's rounded edge shader which indeed does bear looking into for future reference, if the OP should wish to do so at some point. Anyway briefly vanilla workflow is imo fairly adequate in terms of most hard surface… -
Re: Sketchbook: Tits
More updates, Currently taking some online drawing class from Watts atelier of the arts, I've never actually properly learned drawing so figured it was the right time to try. I'm working on drawing fundementals II right now. I've also went a couple time to do live drawing/painting in montreal, I went to the 3h long pose so… -
Re: Part of my max blockout mesh not right in unreal 4? need some help!
To fix the transparent parts when you reset xform did you flip normals? Without knowing your depth of knowledge in max its hard to give advice without teaching you to suck eggs. Did you use symmetry / mirror when you modeled the stairs? On a side note I would break that model down into parts, stairs, pillars etc and bring… -
3d Art team with HUGE industry experience (10y+, 11 AAA games: Metro: Exodus, STALKER 2, Payday 2/3)
We’ve all been there. You find a "bargain" 3D studio or a freelancer with a killer ArtStation, but three weeks later, you’re the one staying up until 2 AM fixing non-manifold geometry and flipped normals. The truth? The hidden cost to make a video game isn't the initial invoice — it’s the "rework tax." If you’re a Lead… -
Re: Persistent triangulation artifacts on surface bake. Need help.
Hi, best share some files so this can be reproduced. Looking at the UVs, are the sides stacked on top of each other? If so, I would expect issues from that. To test if that's so, you could bake just one element/ part or try not stacking those. -
[PAID] Freelance 3D Artist - Old Industrial Building
Hi everyone, We’re looking for freelance 3D artists experienced in creating realistic 3D models. Task: create a model of the American Ice Company building. While modeling, use the main reference as a guide: https://www.abandonedspaces.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/58/2019/10/8324979959_98777faa2c_k-640x428.jpg Estimated… -
Help! Green Normal Map Part is Shading Black!
So, I have been trying to go around and understand normal maps recently. This is what I understood: * Every sharp beveled edge or edges with a 90 degree angle need to have a split edge in the uv map. * The edges mentioned above should also have hard smoothing. * Every UV Island needs to preferably have it s own smoothing… -
Project Rialto Collab. Open Applications for Environment Artists, Programmers, Design & More.
We’ve just launched the Open Applications page on the official Project Rialto website. As we continue building our upcoming historical indie game set in Renaissance Venice, we’re opening the door to talented developers, artists, designers, and collaborators who want to be part of something ambitious and meaningful from the… -
Re: Noisy neighbors (apartments)
I would ask the neighbors in person first and if that doesn't work go to building management. You do need to realize that hearing your neighbors is part of living in an apartment building, however. I remember my downstairs neighbors in my first apartment would go to the building manager and complain every time I sneezed or…
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