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Re: Landed first job... but a little freaked out.
Got my first job when I just turned 21, Was on the ''baby'' at the company. Don't you let that bother you at all. It's a young industry and people are always glad to see talented young folks. Act as a professional and people will respect you and treat you as one. Cost of living in a bigger city is scary but nothing that… -
Re: Do People in Industry Use 3rd Party Scripts?
Does anyone have any experience to chime in on the Maya side of things, as at my university we have issues applying certain scripts to the server installation so the script can work on all machines, as it can sometimes cause insatiability within the program. My main thing about "some things aren't allowed to be installed"… -
Re: Smart materials across diferent TextureSets
I too would love to have basically what Tvidotto mentioned, but wanted to add that it would be awesome to have som kind of automated batch functionality. It would really be a killer feature to be able to tweak something like an armor smart material and then automatically re-export a whole set of RTS vehicle textures from a… -
Re: Unreal 4 Bullet damage exploration
shooting at a destructable mesh, fractured by unreal 4 itself. negative about this is that all chunks are the same size, in big explosions this is clearly visable. Next up, concrete pillar with fracturing done by Rayfire for 3ds Max Bigger and smaller chunks, more variation in an explosion the variety is clearly visable.… -
Re: Taking a Maya modeling class at a community college. Worth it?
Depends on who's teaching. If it's by somebody who doesn't really have industry experience I'd pass. If the instructor is a working pro, I'd consider it. Can't you not get a class refund if you quit after the first class? If so, take the first class to get an idea if the quality of teaching suits you. If the instructor is… -
Re: Prague in March
get to the Golden Tiger. Genuine local pub/beer hall czach style, constant pilsner urquell arriving in front of you until you tell them to stop. Might seem slightly intimidating at first, since unlike most places everyone seems to refuse to speak english even though you know they actually do, but it's really friendly. It's… -
Re: sketchbook: jouste
here's tentaclese another wanderer on crash planet wielding a similar gravometric orblitorator that the noble star-squatches take into battle. he is made up of one crazy long space tentacle wrapped around itself to form a crazy body. he's also really strong and has a whole pile of eyeballs. his pet is tekker the… -
Re: Am I stupid? (Serious qeustion) School stuff
Hello, everybody. My new game plan is to get out of that school and get into a local community collage to get a degree in Information Tech Security. That way I'll have something to fall back on should I have trouble finding a job. I'm going to go to the school with a lighter weekly load, giving me time to study on my own… -
Re: Specular level/power vs specular color vs gloss
Another thing to consider when perusing a particular look is that specular can also be judges or quantified by how much contrast there is between the local color (diffuse) of your object and the highlight itself. So if you have a lighter object a brighter spec might be more desirable, and if you have a dark object a duller… -
Re: light tables
funny enough... i have a light table for sale. It's a Mayline Forester Light Table, 36" deep x 48" wide x 36" tall It's a left over bit of equipment from my architect days. I recently put it up in my local craig's list listings, but haven't managed to make a sale yet. It's a full on professional studio bit of furniture.…
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