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Re: Quitting a job to work on a portfolio
@pangaea Maybe I'll figure something out to work 3-4 days a week. I'll post if something changes in the environment or my thinking. I've noticed that generally people fall into two categories when it comes to learning: Thinkers and Makers. Thinkers absorb information, they learn new tools and techniques, watch tutorials,… -
Re: actors, skeletal meshes, trigger volumes, blueprint
well iam noob to blueprinting so ill take any help i can get. Since this seems like a very complex thing. trigger with static mesh that animates looking like a pressed down button thats an bp wich will be moveble anywhere in the game. Connect that trigger button to the interactive bridge through the variable… -
Re: Introducing Amplify Texture, the leading solution for Virtual Texturing in Unity
Hey everyone, at the moment we are marketing, sort of speak, our product to a very specific group of developers. When the time comes we will make it very simple to see the advantages with more practical examples and demos. By very specific, I mean users that already know about Amplify Texture or Virtual Texturing in… -
Re: Sketchbook: d4psa
Been a while since I last posted here, but I've actually been somewhat productive in the meanwhile. I've worked some more on the weapon, though will post about that later. Also made two more Sculpt January pieces. First, the Day 9 piece which was themed "Mood: Rage" - so I decided to make the Berserk EVA-01 from the… -
Re: Why use underescores for naming things in 3d industry?
It's just a standard that works. It's so drilled into my head that I use it for every single file on my computer. :) Naming conventions are extremely important in an involved project or pipeline that might have 1000s of files and dozens or even 100s of team members. It's easy to understand and helps visually break an asset… -
Re: Arch Viz Work.
@visoutre- Thanks. In Archviz, some people use purchased 3d models or free models and set them up and apply textures, materials, set up lighting and then render. But for most companies when recruiting, they would rather prefer works that u have created yourself. I came up with the design concepts and modeled the furniture… -
Re: Best art community: London or Berlin?
dont know about art communities and stuff, but if you decide to go for london, those 5k are not gonna last you long, so you better start looking for a job before you move there. +i have learned that art is mostly about yourself. feed of off other inspirational peoples creativity and stuff is mostly bullshit. only thing… -
Re: Getting the form you want out of Zbrush?
For your fifth try, this really isn't that bad. Just keep practicing, you'll get there. I don't know if it helps much, because it's pretty vague, but you seem to be copying what you think you see rather than what you're actually seeing. Sometimes, you just have to feel out the form. Without getting into anatomy, my (edit)… -
Re: Logan likeness
Likeness comes with practice and is pretty much the step up from doing portraits, unfortunately all you can do is practice. Nobody is going to nail their first few likenesses but each time you'll get better and better! For now I wouldn't stress over how close it is to Logan, I'd just worry about making sure the sculpt is… -
Re: Why you should NOT trust 3ds Max's viewport normal-map display!
Just to follow up with this qualified normals -> FBX -> Unreal Pipeline - These are the results I have been able to get so far. I could be doing something wrong. The object is a 1 smoothing group cube with stitched UVs. I'm exporting from 3dsmax 2012 with working qualified normals (cube looks perfect in dx viewport). In my…
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