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Building a Workstation PC
Hey there. I'm building a desktop PC to use as a personal 3D/CG workstation and was hoping to get some advice from those more knowledgeable than myself. I want something that can run typical industry software like Maya, ZBrush, etc with ease. My current build is: PCPartPicker Build CPU: Intel Core i7-4790K 4.0GHz Quad-Core… -
Remote Internship Positions @ Astrogun
Who We Are Astrogun is a small self-funded independent games studio and publisher, supporting the company and ourselves by both contracting with other developers and with proceeds from our product sales, operating on a sole proprietor scale. To ensure sustainability, our company is designed to be lean and modular,… -
Senior Environment Artist/Level Designer - [Available]
Greetings, Thank you for stopping by. My name is Chris and I have been building 3D game worlds professionally for 13 years now. I am extensively experienced in building beautiful, gameplay forward environments collaboratively from ideation through to polish. Portfolio: https://christopherarnold.artstation.com/ My skill set… -
[WIP] Newcastle Slums (UE4)
Latest Update: Texture and Material work ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I've started a personal project in my free time and I figured I upload my progress throughout its duration as a way to track my progress and get feedback throughout the iteration process. My goal of this… -
Re: How to model complex roads?
It's all about the grid. You'll create a modular kit with pieces that have one of these properties: 1) Pieces that begin and end on major grid lines. 2) Pieces that begin on a major grid line but end at some arbitrary point to which you can use for vertex snapping instead of grid snapping. 3) Pieces that neither begin or… -
Re: Can't land a job after graduating from college. Advice appreciated.
You'll get there. Once the bitterness over your education wears off a bit, you'll be in a better spot to be creative. I've found that working out of money anxiety / desperation for the job will burn you out in the long term. Perhaps scale down a bit back to the diorama work but focus on making it a game ready (optimized… -
Re: Enviro Art question: Does level size affect employment??
For your particular portfolio, I'd echo what others have said. Your portfolio shows a lack of understanding of texturing, modeling, baking, ... Simply put, you don't seem to have the basics right (and I don't say that do be mean, but to help). You say you want to impress people with the most photorealistic scene and touch… -
Re: Golem Attack : a UE4 project to learn the basics of scripting, rigging and animating a game!
Apparently I forgot to update this for the looongest time. The progress has been very slow with lots of other things to do but right now I am focusing on it for two weeks. Made some progress here and there. Made a small texture for the ground (which already does a lot imho) Started on the UI (the style is entirely… -
Re: Sketchbook: Sam Hakem
Ok so time to revive the old sketch book. Cant recall what's happened to those images I posted earlier. I must have lost them in the IP move for my site. ok so for uni we need to make a MOBA style star wars inspired spawn point. This is my progress thus far. I am no environment artist, this is my first go actually and… -
Re: Popularity of Game Engines: What happened to CryEngine?
Star Citizen is using the Cryengine, it's not part of crytek, and they modified it heavily to have any good outcome from it. Cryengine was my feature engine for many years and for my portfolio, but i feel it limits artists, it's super complicated to get characters in and setup properly, a game I worked on at a previous…
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