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Re: Truth in Video Game Rating Act
[ QUOTE ] The annoying thing is I'm pretty sure there's no restrictions on selling DVDs to minors no matter the rating (except at like Wal-Mart, but that's not a law or anything), the only restrictions to seeing the movies exist at the theaters. And none of those restrictions are laws. [/ QUOTE ] Because choosing a movie… -
Re: Brooklyn
the legs look infinatly better than in the last pics! good work man.how do you model do you start with a cube or use extrusion or what? just curiouse. Jody -
Re: Did you pass "The passing"? (New L4D2 DLC)
yeah. Played it through. Dont want to post spoilers. Not that the story is very deep like. but SPOILER ALERT for those who havent played it. There's some nice level design elements. Low sewer tunnel bit springs to mind. Dont know what all the goodies crates are about. An infinite supply of molotovs seems a bit much. Even… -
Re: Shader FX One light support? (And other whines)
Yea it was more slanted toward PuppetShop and ShaderFX was caught in the cross fire. I watched the first 2 ShaderFX videos and had it down. It was annoying but it was a lot easier to get the general idea of how ShaderFX was designed to work in less time. PuppetShop is quite different. There are menus hidden inside of menus… -
Re: Best way to create hair planes in Maya?
About 1½ hours. Pretty much my first attempt ever to do hair alpha. This probably doesn't suit that well for the type of hair the uncharted girl has The head model and textures was the free head scan from Infinite Realities. I didn't really do any research on how people usually do this type of hair. I created a polygon… -
Re: Seriously, wtf?!
well I'm no expert but I'd hazard a guess humans are terribly inefficient at generating energy :P. Also feeding humans other dead humans is essentially an infinite loop, like a perpetual motion machine, and impossible without outside energy entering the equation. the sun gives plants energy, they give it to animals and we… -
Re: Tips on working out. loosing pounds
[ QUOTE ] Verm, from experience, i'd say that you are far too presumptious to call things myths.. I think it's really pointless to get into a silly arguement... However I believe not a single human physique is the same, all of us are very different.. so different approaches work for different people. [/ QUOTE ] While Daz… -
Re: Blue sky nails Seuss!
[ QUOTE ] I agree. THE LORAX. That book was so fucking awesome. Though, people might take it as a political message now days. [/ QUOTE ] Are you serious? Dr. Seuss often used his work as a vessel for his political views! "Lorax" is quite obviously a story that protests deforestation and the growth of… -
Re: Surface Normals in Max
Vig: Smoothing normals don't carry along groups of faces AFAIK, only along neighboring faces/verts. If you remove a smoothing group from a face on a sphere, for example, only the neighboring faces are affected. Normals are either 'smooth' or 'broken', there is nothing in between that is automatic (though normals can of… -
Re: Breaking up a large mesh in Zbrush
With the technique I hastily outlined you don't need to do any reconstructing at all - it's all actually pretty painless. After re-importing your UV'd meshes and setting up the polygroups for different UV areas you can go down to level 0 of your mesh and press the GRPSPLIT button inside the subtools pallette. This breaks…
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