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Re: Anyone ever try rendering their assets in a non-realtime renderer like C4D?
Yup, the HDRI definetely has a role. I think the default ones that come with SP/marmo are selected to have a hotspot that supplies a nice highlight. Besides the obvious stuff like color and normals, I am making use of the 'roughness' map slot for reflections in c4d, and shutting off the spec contribution all together.… -
Re: Leaving School?
Yep I agree with Mr Rockstar, traditional art (and education to that end) is where it's at, too many places (the place I'm at included) place too much emphasis on software and technical skills, that's usually not what the industry wants or needs, since pretty much anyone can learn 3dsmax or Photoshop if they have a good… -
Re: Game Art Workshop - Main thread, UPDATES, give it a read guys
Alright, so i'm trying to plan out a more in depth format. I hope to actually show the dates that we are planning to do each workshop here, so people can look, see if they are interested, and figure out if they have time to work on them. I've got two proposals for the next few months, and i'de like some opinions on which… -
Re: Shameful newbie question
select the head apply material id 1, select body apply material id 2(not uv channel!) In Material editor Select Multi/Sub-Material apply headtexture to id 1 slot and bodytexture to id 2 slot. Apply the texture to the head and body and it should work(don´t forget to check "Show Standard Material in Viewport" -
Re: Can a self-taught 3D artist get internship opportunity?
self taught as well. i've tried applying for internships at different places with little luck (maybe im not as good as i thought i was). i did manage to land a phone interview in my latest application, which i thought went well until they asked me to email them my resume. i was denied because i didnt have any team… -
Re: To study or not to study? (portfolio example included)
Depends on a lot of different things. Are you planning to apply work overseas? Can you afford university? What sort of course are you after, a broad art/design degree or a specialized one? Do you enjoy a classroom environment? Degrees are expensive but accreditation from an institute makes it easier for visa applications… -
Re: do you need a degree to become a game artist?
Generally, for artists positions when you see a job post that says "Art degree required" this is simply to try and filter out applications from people who have absolutely no qualifications for the job. Here is how it goes: 1. Portfolio(Skill) 2. Experience 3. Personality 4. Schooling So if you've got 2 people that have the… -
Re: chun li zero
Oh yeah glad to hear it's being used in some places! Then again it can be quite a twist to a pipeline, but trying it is worth it in my opinion. For me it really kills the few frustrating steps that used to annoy me in character modelling, ie, a tendency to model features bigger than they should be because of the 'busy'… -
Re: Playstation Move
no it still has to be pointed at the sensor bar to detect z-depth. you can move the "move" out of camera sight and it doesn't pause the game and ask you to point your remote at the screen. i dont really like all this motion control stuff.. the only thing i would want out of any of the tech would be gesture based interface… -
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