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Centipede Edo Tarani Submission - Beyond Human (AS Challenge)
Hello Guys!! Wanna share with you a concept i'm trying to execute for the Artstation Challenge, Already learned a lot :D https://www.artstation.com/contests/beyond-human/challenges/24/submissions/21238 Here you can find the full thread. This is the concept i'm trying to do By the amazing bjorn hurri. (his… -
Re: [3DSMax] Rigging bendy things, blendshapes and bones in tandem?
It works in 3dsmax 2017 with biped. Abandon all hope for bones tho... (This arm motion feels oddly appropriate for this thread...) They've royally screwed up bones in newer versions of 3dsmax, at least 2017 and 2018. It does the same thing you guys are running into. EDIT: I just tried it out in 2019 and it works with… -
Re: 3ds Max 2013 Announced!
That's the thing they created a subscription where they promise regular updates. They still do big things just not for every release so you can stick to the old method of purchasing every few years and get some pretty big advancements. The point where it makes sense for some businesses, is that being on subscription is… -
Re: Futuristic Police Character
I agree the arms are slightly too long. The armguard on her left hand makes the arm look broken, so you should probably straighten it out a bit& change shape of armguard. I'm not sure if the pants are supposed to be tight, based on concept I guess not, so you should definitely play with the silhouette on them (i pulled… -
Re: How to trust programmers you meet on the Internet
You guys are making much more issue of this than you should, if you cant trust a team member, you will not work effectively with him and will lose any value of them being there. Also like i already mentioned there is a very easy way to get a good programmer that wont rip you off, which is to find a experienced freelancer… -
Re: blender
Lolz..yeah thankfully has morphed into a completely different beast since those days. I'd first picked it up in 2004 (2.4xx) when transitioning over too digital from a 'classically' trained traditional painter/sculptor (base-relief) background and has been my core 3D package. I'd say the initial attraction from the outset… -
Re: Jurassic World
I just saw it and I thought it was pretty good in a very "fan servicy" way, but it definitely didn't stand up to the original for one big reason: Chris Pratt. Not him or his acting at all he's usually pretty decent, but his character. The original had the same character - a Dino/animal aware guy with tons of experience and… -
Re: Is going to the GDC a good idea?
Listen to Chris. He knows his shit. As for your questions: 1. Yes. And there are lots of other Polycounters who have, and do every year. 2. Tons of shit. The main attraction for you, if you're trying to get a job, should be the career fair and the after-parties and meetups. The Polycount meetup is a good start; there will… -
Re: Valar Morghulis
This is a really small thing, and my apologies if you just hadn't gotten around to it yet, but I'd recommend lightening up his moustache a bit. Even as a big fan of the show, I honestly never even noticed that he had facial hair until seeing your render. I see now, after looking back at screencaps, that he does have a… -
Re: Rock Band
[ QUOTE ] I really feel like they're dropping the ball on this whole wireless thing. It really seems like they'd be able to work something out with MS to get a deal on it. To be honest, I would get Rock Band with the guitar (or other hardware) if it came with wireless. Instead, I'm going to be buying GH3, just for the…
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