Hey hey, I am a freelancer looking for work. The following is how I introduce myself on several platforms. I'd appreciate any feedback and advice you might have regarding my introduction and portfolio (https://tactilevisions.artstation.com/). Thank you! "Hey there! I'm a 3D animator, VFX, and cinematics artist with over 4…
Hi~! This is rather exciting competition. I'll be working on the champion that I use most often in my games, Annie~ Will probably work on a new design for her splash, perhaps schoolgirl Annie. We'll see as I progress sketches for it~! I play on GarenaLoL as reikocubes and sometimes on the NA server with the same name.
poopipe is right, don't bother with Regex. The python code for this is pretty easy. The only issue was I had to paste your Json text in to an online linter before Python could read it. https://jsonlint.com/ import json #open file for reading
data_file = open("C:\Users\monst\Desktop\data.json", mode='r') #load the json file…
Most recent update: A wild Squirtle appears! I built this model for fun and I thought that I might as well do a quick texture for it. I guess I'm just going to hand-paint the diffuse without normal maps. 1,312 tris per Squirtle. I plan on working in 1024x1024 and then scaling down to 512x512 Let me know if you can see…
My guess it's a main reason why Marmoset once got extremely popular to do game style renders . Not Mental ray or Arnold . Wish Marmoset could provide same style on-line shader node editor Blender does . Plus some code export to show shader programmer or to chatGPT what you want. For some weird reason there's no convenient…
I've been following a new Zbrush tutorial and am enjoying it quite a bit. I am pretty happy with how it's coming so far and am looking forward to continuing it.
I always recommend Python as someone's first programming language - it's extremely powerful when it comes to computations, and is still really easy to learn. Until you've got a good grasp on programming pragmatics, I would stray away from anything .NET. Learning the .NET side of the house is just as intense as learning…