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Re: 2D to 3D fight scene recreation
I'm a Huge FMA fan and this a great study. Impact seems to be the huge challenge in making the jump here. It looks like they are adding camera shake in at each hit frame and maybe holding those frame a bit longer. It might be a question of camera work more than animation. The smears also help give the amount of visual… -
Re: Sketchbook: Kot_Leopold
Finished the hands today: Thanks mate! Appreciate the feedback. I actually did have trouble with sculpting the back. It was too defined with lats, traps and spinal erectors at first so I ended up dialing it all back down by smoothing everything out and this is what happened. Gotta really study the back some more, it's… -
Re: ArtWork I've done needs critque please.
It looks like you could define your materials more. Your light source at a first glance seems correct. What helped me improve some was to make studies, google up: material studies, and you'll come up with a lot of examples. You can also get the same object you're trying to paint in real life and make a copy of the… -
Re: [Substance Painter] Fire Extinguisher
Thx a lot!)) Actually, I have had a bit of advantage: there is a person who supervises my studying. I've done some basic models and watched a few cherry-picked tutorials on modelling. After I felt quite comfortable with modelling and UV unwrapping in Maya I move forward to studying PBR texturing. My first texturing… -
Re: How do you get an objective view?
In addition to some of the tricks mentioned, here's what I do: - Look at cross-sections. Attempt to find reference of said cross-sections. (such as technical drawings, anatomical plates, scan data, MRI, forensic imaging) - Spend more time studying the model at unusually high or low angles. Attempt to find reference of said… -
Re: University Courses
I studied computer arts, and while you still basically have to teach yourself what you want to know studying at uni brings you into contact with a bunch of material and ideas you wouldnt find/think of looking at sitting at home on the 'net. Ideas not neccecarrily directly related with what you're doing, but you can… -
Re: Workflow Improvement Thread
It might also be a good idea to improve your knowledge of human anatomy and proportions in the traditional arts. I started doing much more drawing and studying anatomy in the beginning of this year, and it helped me greatly in making concepts and orthographics for the DW, which in turn helped the modeling a great lot,… -
Re: First interview/ what to wear??
Knee pads. That should be fine, don't wear a suit or a suit jacket, people would make jokes about you for the next 3 years. Even a nice polo and clean jeans could work. It could vary from studio to studio, you could see if any polycounters or their friends work at that studio and what they suggest. You can also try… -
License-able Pipeline Tools?
I don't have a lot of experience here, or exposure but the bit of exposure I do have with the toolset I'm referring to, I'm wondering if it's like this at other studios. I used to work with a place that had a piece of software they built themselves, you would open it and it would have all of your tasks in it, you would do… -
Advice on a start up company.
Hey guys, i'm looking for a different perspective on a current dilema I'm having. A few friends from highschool have this start up game studio, out of one of their houses, they have made a handful of games, but have only recently started to make some money. And the figures sound decent from the type of game they are…
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