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Re: 3D Printing with 100% accurate scale - Need tips
Their 3d printers are all FFF (fused filament fabrication), so they'll be printing using a coil of plastic of some sort. You definitely won't get 100% accuracy, but you might get close enough. It will likely take a few iterations to get the proper scale.. you might find things scale longer in one axis that the others. Or… -
Re: E3 Sony press conference
Yeah, but it sucked. Valve didn't do the port in-house, it was handled by some EA team. Gabe talked a decent amount of shit about the PS3 hardware being hard to work with, thus the jokes about being glad they weren't punching him in the face repeatedly. Basically, they swore the system off and didn't want to let EA do the… -
Re: Gyro Ball
Hey guys what would you think about starting The Ergo Thread? A place where links to all these handy tools or tips would be posted. I've used quite a few of these things over the years, and I'm sure many folks would love to share their own experience with such devices. Jack : I got one of these too ... but I made the… -
Re: Sketchbook: Noel Cower
It's close enough to being tomorrow that I can post twice. Anyhow, tried to tweak the arms and pants a bit, also starting on the back (backs are confusing, never know what to put there, especially when it's flat). I like the gore on the arm a little more now, but I think I might remove it. On the one hand, it cuts me some… -
Re: Unreal/General - Scattering Shader - Eye and Light - Correct retention of Energy
There's one important difference. The relation between camera and light is fix when rendering a scene. In this case you just need to transform the light once per frame and save the result to a shader register. On the other hand, each pixel will hold different surface data (normal, tangent,position), which needed to be… -
Re: Sprite Editors and 2d Engines
Personally I use Paint Shop Pro 5. Some people actually use Photoshop for sprite editing but I find it frustrating and wholly inconvenient and inadequate for that purpose, but whatever floats your boat. If you want a place where pixel artists hang out, you can go to the so manieth Pixelation replacement. I haven't gone… -
Re: [WIP] Prop Model: Spell Book
Google had so many resources for that, just search "hand painted texture tutorial" and it'll give you videos, links, etc. Some small tips: If you have a tablet/Cintiq, set your brush to 40% opacity and stroke over stroke. If you don't have a tablet, you're going to have a hard time with hand-painted textures. Though, I… -
Re: dudes, ow
wow yeah this is owie. On the positive side it will improve your one handed typing skills. I looked into one handed keyboards before to see about improving hotkey speed while using a wacom, and what I eventually found was a website of a person with only one usable hand saying that the best speed and reliability etc at… -
Re: （WIP） AKM
This looks awesome. Plenty of little details as well. I tried modelling a OTs-14 Groza awhile back which uses a similar frame and it was surprisingly hard getting the proportions and shape to look right on it, but you have done a really good job of it. -
3d anime character. Need feedback!
Hey-hey poly people. I am working on a character in anime style. I am planning to make it look as hand drawn as possible, my direction for style is mostly "Jujutsu kaisen" and "Chainsaw Man" anime titles. A little bit about workflow: it is directionless now, so expect a massive amount of triangles on a screen.I do mostly…
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