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Re: A little planning... (Animation and Costumes?)
Once upon a time, animations were stored as deformations of a models vertices. Basically put, you animated a model by moving it's vertices, and each keyframe would store the different positions of every vertex in the model. This allowed for total and complete freedom in animating your model. You could make your model do… -
Re: Tattoos and piercings affect being hired?
As long as we are stereotyping and generalizing. 请不要拍，我不是一个邪恶的精神，在这里要吃掉你的婴儿。看到他们站出来，我的手臂上的照片说一个愚蠢的女人谁值超过相统一的自由，这导致了她的火热的死亡我的左脸颊屁股，哦，并期待在其他脸颊毛有趣的故事，我忘了这是那里！ Translation: "Please do not shoot, I am not a evil spirit here to take eat your babies. See they come out and the pictures on my arms tell a funny story about a foolish… -
Re: Scifi portfolio level, UDK
Hmm, the grid uses power of 2 numbers, so you can change the grid size to 1, 2 or 4 for example. Or, if you want more freedom/randomness, just toggle off the grid and you can move it any way you like. Could also go into the properties of an object and change its world coordinates to get it to move a specific range I… -
Re: Bournemouth University
You need to check out the BA in Computer Visualisation & Animation. I don't know what those other two are like but they are at the collage and don't look like they are the real deal / part of the ncca. I would defiantly recommend the course you should get very good value as you get worked really hard and expect a hardcore… -
Re: My Capstone Video
0:00-0:24 needs to go. The glow effects and bad bevel/emboss are at best, impressive only with a time machine. 2:04 I nodded off. But did wake up thinking I should buy bacon flavored shotgun rounds... 3:00 Very much lost interest in watching each weapon spin, no wire frame, no flat shaded view, no cool holographic… -
Re: How to approach baking clothes
"As it was a retop job, do the number of edges still need to be considered...?" Oh hell yeah. if you don't decide beforehand how many edges the cross section of each limb is supposed to have, you are guaranteed to end up with sloopy results imho. Heck, I could tell it was the case just be looking at that cuff screenshot,… -
Re: [Critique] Destroy or lick my Portfolio ?!
Usually with those sorts of project (post project compensation/royalties), you could take it as experience if you have the time and the means, but make sure about signing off model right etc, so your time is well spent. Any business takes risk, ideally they ought to take out a loan to pay people to work for them, but in… -
Re: Do these metals exist in real life?
Yeah, it can have lots of different roughness values, for example an area on the metal that was sand blasted may have a higher roughness than an area that was scratched with a stone. Sure, roughness can change. Two things to clarify based on your questions: * Its important to remember that referring to how rough or glossy… -
Re: Game Industry even worth it ?
Go find something stable with predictable hours, good pay and make art in your spare time. If your hobby manages to turn itself into a full time job that you know you'll love, great! Go for it! If not at least you have managed to amplify the tiny sliver of what keeps people in the industry. Honestly you would have what… -
Re: Rendering an object's silhouette, behind a translucend material.
Hi! I have not used Unreal Engine properly, but the idea should be the same. Sounds like a Stencil Buffer friendly solution to your problem. I'm assuming the bottom right screenshot is the desired result right? You could try something like this: - Check if the materials, shaders or 'object renderer' have control over…
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