The GDC talk that some of the guys over at Bethesda put on a few years back is a treasure trove of info. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBAM27YbKZg They also go over some of the history of their modular kits and the theories and decisions that lead them to work like they did. The thought process behind, why they made the…
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/6643970/Cast-Offs-puts-disabled-people-in-a-new-light.html watched this earlier its so fuckin hillarious.. In one bit they ask a blindguy what kind of food he preferred and he said food made by someone else..
Here's a little something that happened in my hometown: http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/hampshire/4493713.stm I don't think they figured out how the car flew into the top story of the house. Still, impressive work by the driver, who must have been going at a stupidly high speed on a 40mph road to accomplish that.
Is this the future we are seeing here? Or just an anomaly? [ QUOTE ] Responsible for conceptualizing, modeling and texturing to create 3D Architectural environments for real time action video games. Utilize CAD to Design, develop and construct 3D Levels. Construct 3D environments with an understanding of mapping, scale…
Hello everybody, I'm experiencing an issue when I export displacement maps from zbrush. It seems that the software can't catch deepest details. Let me show you some images to be more clear: This is a close-up of the high poly in zbrush, but when I link the map in maya and try to render with arnold, what I get is this: As…
Thank you! Photogrammetry can be quite approachable once you’ve practiced it enough—you can skip a lot of traditional modeling and get very realistic assets. That said, processing the scanned meshes is often the hardest part: cleaning topology, fixing artifacts, and optimizing them for real-time use. Textures also need a…
Hiya y'all quick question here. Every time I open up 3DO, I get this error And I read this post on this heres Quixel forums actually and they said you had to do something with two registry keys (delete one of them, or modify it or something) which is right here…
This video was posted in Slack group. https://vimeo.com/172293963 What I was really impressed was at the 0:40 mark when the guy dropped a piece of ground on the ground and they just blend together so well. No visible seam. I'm wondering what's the trick here, how can that be possible. Also towards the end of the video…