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Re: multi threading with python in 3ds Max
@RN that's a interesting approach. def will remember that. I had considered doing this for 1 dense mesh with laods of verts, but didn't thought you could use it to create new meshes atm I managed to get "multithreading" to work between several max instances. so every max instance on its own isn't multithreaded. But they… -
Re: Sketchbook: Blaisoid
Thanks people, i didn't notice those new comments. glad you like them, i see that you also have some cool bizarre characters in your folio. btw, your environment stuff looks familiar. i'm sure i stumbled upon those pics before, maybe i even have them in my 'concept art reference' folder. i agree, it's been bugging me as… -
Re: Work in progress - Combo Attack
Pretty good man, I can tell you've got some experience at animating. I made some annotations on your video. But just to outline things I would consider changing. * Lower the body before the attack, this will add power to the lunge. This mixed with raising the body on the lunge and lowering again when landing will give the… -
Re: ZDepth within shader, usages?
The zdepth is 1 value, and 1 value only. Any kind of concept that UE3 throws at you as the end user saying it's different things isn't technically correct under the hood. You can get the depth with either per-vertex or per-pixel precision (like basically everything). You're right kodde, it's just a distance relative to the… -
Re: Castlevania: Lord of Shadows
I picked it up yesterday, I heard there is some performance issues on 360 so i put my achivement whoreness aside and got it on ps3. first things first, this game is fucking gorgeous, approaching god of war levels of visual fidelity in some areas. the mud and rain in the 1st area looks wicked. the only thing i noticed that… -
Re: Dante's Inferno
Haa, I think I still have "Barlowe's Guide to Extraterrestrials" somewhere from when I was a kid. Actually, from when my older brother was a kid. Style of this trailer looks interesting enough, but I don't really like the hero character - ah well. To Jackablade's question, would take it in a partially non-linear… -
Re: Vector math - understanding the output to use in code
Thank you so much for the explanation! I sincerely appreciate it. I've been doing Udemy 3d math for gaming to help understand this. It's helped a little. But I'm thinking I need to take a linear algebra course, which I never took in school. For context, I'm using the data to rotate a rocket and depending on it's tilt, I… -
Re: Sketchbook: ImSlightlyBored
so my current project is this; my aim was to create something that was an extension of my illustration style ( http://www.medicinal-waste.co.uk ) merged together with what I do for a living, alongside making my existing style better through this technique. If you look at my samples on my illustration page, they are pretty… -
Re: xnormal 4.0 features
It's a native look-and-feel UI with a 3D viewport embedded ( which you can disable completely so no extra rendering time will be used in case you want to execute just the HM2NM tool, etc ). I changed the right-collapsible window by floating/docking windows though... in that way you can move the windows with more freedom or… -
Re: Photogrammetry with handheld DSLR - use of round flash?
Just don't close diaphragm beyond f5, contrary to what some photogrammetry advisers suggests. Tiny holes gives you less crisp results due to light diffraction. So f22 in fact gives you essentially softer image. Use mirror less smaller sized cameras and optic . Smaller the size of a lens lesser DOF effect is an issue, wider…
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