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Re: Game Cinematic for film students
I agree with @slipsius , to get the quality of the cinematics like you mentioned, it's a hefty team effort. Even for my short personal projects, there's usually 8 or more guys, each specializing in their own field and sometimes even more so. An FX artist may do fluids while another does destruction, or modelers that do the… -
Re: Question from the p3d.in team
Generally you're either going to go with a cubemap or a spheremap. Usually a cubemap for realtime stuff. Tricks for importing cubemap images can help quality, such as making sure you 'clamp' the image (so it doesn't repeat) and either disabling mip-maps entirely or at least setting the mip maps to bordered mip maps (so… -
Re: iCores
It's called hyperthreading, meaning: It's four virtual cores, but with the performance of two physical ones. The upside is that when you have more than two threads you won't suffer the small penalty you would when running multiple threads on just two cores, and windows will see it as four cores. If you were actually told… -
Re: [Riot Creative Contest free usable Maya Rig for the competition] Ekko
Reply by AnthonyAnimation · · Home› Contests & Challenges Archives› Riot Creative Contest 2017› Riot Creative Contest 2017 - AnimationNot sure if you're going to make any more edits, but a few more things; -The backpack could use a parent switch. Right now it's only to the world. -Elbows only have Y rotation. I understand the reasoning, but usually I like to have the option to use or not use an axis. (sometimes you need to cheat poses. -The option to… -
Re: Look what followed me home!
Cats are better than dogs anyway. They're way easier to take care of, and they have more personality. Dogs generally all have the same personality (which isn't a bad personality, mind you... I also like dogs), while cats usually have an individual personality. I think that's why some people don't like cats, because you… -
Re: Some Down Time... but am I allowed!?
I usually get that nagging feeling of "... but I SHOULD be doing SOMETHING...", and I feel like if you like doing art you're just gonna have that, but definitely just try doing a non-digital painting, or using some super sculpey or something. I dunno, I enjoy doing art of any type, and being finished with a project or… -
Re: Your take on Battlefield's V History Revisionism Issue
Maybe they thought they were doing something akin to Nike's bold move with Kaepernick. But's it not the same. Making a positive statement about what you stand for is not the same thing as demonizing those against what you are for. I expect dealing with the man-babies day in and day out is tiresome, but I wouldn't expect… -
Re: IN PROGRESS: BUG: DDO not creating materials I define
i don´t think you´re doing something wrong I think you´ve found a bug in DDO. We´re looking in to it right now, but for now I guess the solution for you is to create the project first and then add the materials manually. What I usually do is I use 3DO and the C+shift+leftclick command to access the material library, then… -
Re: How long does it take you to make a material?
In a production setting on a game with a relatively minimal art style (i.e. Not uncharted) We usually allow 2 days for basic stuff like brick walls. Something more complex like a woodland floor could take a week. They tend to be 4metre tiles authored at 10 pixels/cm. We don't generally put much in the way of wear or dirt… -
Re: Workflows for games, movies and other environments
That's true for Blur where "character modelers" are also doing texturing, shading and even hair work. But here at Digic we work with specialists - sculptors, modelers, texture painters, shading artists, hair TDs. Compositors usually also do the lighting though, and give feedback and even adjustment values for the shading…
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