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Re: Subst4nce ?
We already have a Linux version. It's not public because we havent' had time to put a protection system in there, but it's already fully functional and I believe some people in big CGI studios are using it already. As for the 8k and tiles system it's a pretty hard task as the core of substance is really designed to be… -
Re: How to perform mocap sessions correctly with technology limitations?
I have worked similar like you with our XSens system. I would do the motion in a natural way and find ways to fix them later. Since we are not actors, doing natural motions is challenging enough. I find natural timing and dynamic motion more important than details, that need to be adressed anyways. It also helps a lot,… -
Re: Any one else disappointed?
I have a hard time with story in games, its probably the biggest contributing factor to why I don't play many(besides time). Games that use branching systems to tell stories by 'player choice' are the worst, and I cannot wait for this gimmicky design element to die out. The branching trees only give you the thinnest,… -
Re: FFIII for the DS
Yuck they remade it crystal chronicles style Do you mean: FF9 style? they piss off Square who will then move FF13 or whatever from PS3 to XBOX360. The XCircle sells like crap in a box in Japan and in the west it mostly sells to people who don't like FF and its ilk (or own a separate console for that), they'd lose millions… -
Re: DoTA 2 - Skills that pay the bills
Yeah have some dignity, don't buy this stuff or give money to jackasses gaming a system (this is why our economy is shit in the first place). It's beta for a reason, it may not be everything you dreamed of yet. Seriously if you really need a dota fix play some dota in warcraft 3, it's literally the same exact game. Better… -
Re: Need help catching mesh/texture thief(s)
That's where it gets interesting. They haven't, not directly. That's one of the main reasons virtual worlds use a token based currency systems which have absolutely no monetary value (despite being 'exchanged' for real money of 'X' value). It means they don't directly 'earn' anything through the general use of them within… -
Re: Adobe Photoshop feedback
A gradient per stroke is nearly impossible for the current Photoshop brush engine. Photoshop does the painting in real-time, so we don't know when the stroke will end. The only way to get a complete gradient across the stroke is to know when the stroke will end before applying the color. That sort of thing is easy if you… -
Re: Ati, is hardware or software shot?
If I remember correctly yes it does jack directly into the power supply, that kind of clears up why it fell victim and my soundcard is fine. Nah, kub. I usually just scrap what doesn't work. Program error? Complete Reinstall! Trouble with hardware? The hardware in question gets a shotgun shell and I get a new part!… -
Re: Does anyone use Z axis as 'up' in Maya?
These differences are interesting, and show you a little about the backgrounds of the developers. Maybe. I'd wager that systems where Y is up and Z is depth come from an illustrative background: page layouts, 2D illustrations, where the screen itself is X and Y and adding a new dimension of depth adds Z. I'd also wager… -
Re: Particles!!!
I wish there was just SOMETHING in the ways of a cross-platform, cross-engine, particle format. We have model formats, texture formats, and audio formats. We have all kinds of behind-the-scenes licensed systems like Havok. But for particles, it's always engine-specific and there's no real solid way to translate particles…
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