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Re: favourtie comedy?
[ QUOTE ] Greenwing is really pretty damn good too. Just getting into that now. [/ QUOTE ] Green Wing is hilarious although I think it could have done with being a tad shorter, maybe 45 minutes. In my comedy collection I have: Phoenix Nights - comedy gold. Peter Kay's best work IMO. When the lights go out "I can'work in… -
Re: Game theft: Busted
[ QUOTE ] So if I offer to mow someone's lawn (a service), collect the money from them up front and quit halfway through, it's legal for me to keep all the money? Awesome! I think I've got a new business model to make some big bucks this summer [/ QUOTE ] If you agreed beforehand that if they use you as target practice,… -
Re: Quick Rigging Solution?
I've not seen the rigging introduction dvd, but I have seen and used the digital tutors' character setup dvd. Pros They are very thorough, explain every step in detail and explain it very clearly. The rig built in the dvd is a complete one, rather than different dvds tackling different aspects in detail. While the rig… -
Re: detail shmetail
EQ: I don't recall Doom, Quake 2 or Quake 3 having windows or furniture. Everything was made out of futuristic metal, which I could believe was bulletproof. Those were cool settings. I don't think it takes a lot of new art assets to add things like breaking glass. It requires code resources, but maybe people should be… -
Baked-Bevel-Trim Workflow__How to unwrapp complex models?
Hi everybody. I am working on an environment and I wanted to try to learn this method I saw on a post by Matthew Trevelyan. You can see his post here: https://www.artstation.com/artwork/qQGK6y I understand the basics of a trim sheet. I have used it for basic walls or decals or simple shapes like cylindrical pillars and… -
Re: Unity Hex Map Generation
2d vs 3d is usually unimportant with this stuff - you can mostly use 2d techniques for navigation and layout - you just layer them up to get the third dimension. so.. hex tiling is pretty closely related to isometric tiling in terms of implementation so that might help you find tutorial examples . The main difference in… -
Re: Alchemicals's journey (to improving)
G'day everyone! Time for another post, I've been holding back real bad on this one, I felt like hadn't made enough progress to warrant a post till now so here we go: A lot of my focus has gone to perspective, been doing all kinds of exercises and drawings. My main issues here was keeping likeness and having a realistic… -
Re: Use Vertex Normals For Better LODs!
Neato! You could also crop out those deetz to get decals from them. Chiming in cause I had a similar idea but different workflow to use toolbag baker better and more efficiently. 1, make basemesh as detailed as I want my lowpoly to be. Unwrap the basemesh (with supporting geometry and all), and bake object space normals in… -
Re: Teaching 3D at High School
We will have access to both 3ds Max and Blender. I can use both, but I'm much more comfortable in Blender, so that's what I'm going to teach. I know Max is much more used in the industry, but I'd rather teach something I know rather than stumble through lessons trying to remember where a button is in Max. Plus, as I found… -
Re: W.I.P - My path into the 3D modeling world - Follow my 1 year progression here
Well it was more around 7 months that counting the review *I did every 3 months* I have my playlist setup as my review section there a full month of review in there now like 100 hours use to be like 10-45 hours when I was doing reviews but most of it just useful information such as name your model this way when rigging it…
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